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The owners of these factories were completely unfair to their employees and were very greedy. They paid their workers as little as possible just to keep most of their money and compete with other companies. They didn't care about the middle or lower class at all except to let them do all the work for them. They also bought the cheapest stuff they could and gave dangerous living conditions

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The workers were done with the harsh working conditions and the little pay and all the other problems for working for the factories. They rebelled and created unions to fight against the factory owners and say we won't work until we get more fair rights working here! The groups had gotten bigger and bigger and would constantly fight. But in the end they had won and all got the better work they needed.

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Workers in the factories had a hard life. They worked in dirty dangerous working conditions. They would work for 10 hours a day or even more and get paid very little, just enough for them to live. Children as little as 8 years old would work and wouldn't be able to go to school. They worked until they couldn't physically work anymore. They got no retirement benefits and got no medical coverage.

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In the early 1900's factories became a lot more popular. They were used to be able to produce things quicker and easier to be distributed to the public. They were very useful for businesses, but not so much for all of the public.