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Not only were these children subject to long hours, but also, they were in horrible conditions.

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Children as young as six years old during the industrial revolution worked hard hours for little or no pay.

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1866-1881

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Lewis Wickes Hine is well-known for his work photographing child labor practices. Beginning in 1908, Hine became a staff photographer for the NCLC with a difficult and unusual assignment. Often hiding his camera and tricking his way past bosses, Hine even learned to write with his hand inside his pocket in order to get accurate captions without giving himself away. His work—famously never touched up for effect—depicting children laboring in sweatshops, coal mines, textile mills, and on farms

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He was known for photographing children labor practice.

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1900s - Industrial Revolution

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Richard Freedman was a non- Fiction writer and he only wrote books about a topic that he wsa interested about and wanted to learn more park.

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Hine thought of himself as an artist.
Defining his work as "social photography" in a 1908 Charities advertisement, Hine stated that his goal was "to offer graphic representation of conditions and methods of work."

Hine had a long and successful career as a photographer. By the time of his death in 1940, social reform photography had become an acceptable method of documentation, worthy of mainstream publications like Life magazine. Social reform photography had also become appreciated as an art form.

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Documenting "The Other Half": The Social Reform Photography of Jacob Riis and Lewis Hine

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This Web site discusses the work of two turn-of-the-century documentary photographers.

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Lewis Hine wanted to protest against child labor and save the children

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this is Russell freedman

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Russell Freedman Books, Author Biography, and Reading Level | Scholastic

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Visit Scholastic, the world's largest children's book publisher. Whether you need a classic kids book or classroom-proven teaching materials, discover it at Scholastic.

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Russell Freedman was born in San Francisco, CA, and his current home is New York, NY. He won 47 award winning books. He attended the University of California, Berkeley.

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goldminer, laundry worker, sewing, knitting, mill workers, glass factory, etc.

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what is oyster shucker
page 45

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Crusade means to protest

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Who made the kids work at the factory? How old were the kids and was there a certaiain age that they couldn't work at the factory anymore

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How old were they when they started working at the factory.

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how young can you be to work

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well known for his photographing.
where was the person that loss their eye.
what did they do at the work.

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What questions and predictions do you have?

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