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Children were working underage in dangerous conditions to provide for their families.

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The National Child Labor Committee(NCLC)

Lewis Hine

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Back then children had to work to provide for their families but now children have to work to survive in very dangerous conditions like in construction sites.

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Back then there were not a lot of people trying to fight for change because most kids had to work to provide for their families but now a lot of people are trying to fight for an end to child labor.

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Back then multiple laws and acts were passed and now multiple bill are being passed to put an end to child labor in the United States.

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Children have to work on farms and around the world to earn money for their families to survive.

Migrant farmworkers

- Someone who moves from one place to another to find work in agriculture

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University of California

Lucille Roybal-Allard

- State Representative of California

East Coast Migrant Head Start Project

Juan Anaso

- Professor at Texas A&M Agriculture Extension

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Passing compulsory education laws

- Laws to require kids to attend school and not work in dangerous jobs

Congress passed the Fair Labor Standards Act in 1938

- Creates the right to a minimum wage, prohibits employment of minors in "oppressive child labor"

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Paying adult farmworkers higher wages

re-introduced bill

- Would raise the minimum age for kids to be allowed to work on farms to 14, and prevents them from working more than 3 hours on a school day.