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Long hours were spent in thefields and in factories. Hours were as long as 14-22 hours long.

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Sweatshops are places where people work for very little to no money. Usually today these are found in in countries were work is money something that is unimportant. Kids would be found working there as well so this also connects to child labor.

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Child Employment in Textiles and dyeing 

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Child Employment in Textiles and dyeing 

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Makes under 15 get paid $93,800
Females under 15 get paid $147,700
Males older then 15 get paid $92,600
Females older then 15 get paid $780,900

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Because the industrial revolution was focused on mass production, education for the masses suffered. Mothers and children alike were away at work for huge amounts of time, this left no time for education or interaction between parent and child that would teach them important skills for later in life.

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In piecework a worker was paid an exact amount for each part/unit produced. This meant that if a worker produced more pieces of a machine than another worker, they were paid more.

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Mining was an industry back then. About 13% percent of the population were children working in the mining field. 37,500 were males under the age of 15 and 1,400 were females under the age of 15.

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Women at the time were new to the workforce. The industrial revolution was about new ways to make new things, so working women were a necessity in enabling these productions to happen. New jobs to women included textile factories, piecework shops, and coal mining.

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Child labor during the industrial revolution

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Child labor during the industrial revolution

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There was a high demand for labor in the beginning of the revolution so family's had every member working which led to the high rise of child labor in factories. Children were treated cruelly, overworked, and underpaid.

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R mill factories were big industries used for cotton. Most of the time they had kids and women working the factories. At times workers were hurt because limbs and body parts got stuck in the machines. Document 2b shows this.