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1. Children worked up to 12-14 hours a day.
2. There was a strict schedule that they had to follow depending on their employer.
3. Most children were very young, ranging from 4-12.
4. They worked in factories, mills, farms, and coal mines.
5. Children worked for very low wages as their employers wanted to pay.
6. They had the same painful, hard working conditions as adults.
7. They were responsible for completing their work, and some signed contracts for punishments.
8. Children were not treated well, overworked, and underpaid for their work.
9. They were paid for less than 20 cents a day for working full time.

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1. They had to help pay for essential things like food and housing.
2. They needed money.
3. They worked because their parents were poor.
4. They couldn't afford education, and needed to have a source of income.
5. Sometimes parents would be abusive at home, and children wanted a place to go and leave.
6.They needed to support and feed their family.
7. The poverty is too much to handle for their family.
8. Their parents forced them to work because they wanted more money.

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1. They had small hands, and were able to do things easier than adults.
2. Employers knew that they were illiterate, and could sign contracts that they didn't understand.
3. The children could want to work for less money.
4. In some occasions they didn't have to pay them, only supplied them with food and a place to stay.
5. Children knew how to follow instructions and were paid less.
6. They worked for longer hours but could be paid less than adults.
7. They didn't know how much they were being paid, and could easily be scammed.
8. They wanted children because of how easily they were willing to work.

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1. Child labor laws began to develop in 1899
2. The laws have cured the worst evils of children working in factories
3. People were outraged by the cruelty that the children faced while working in these conditions
4. Britain was the first among the countries to develop child labor laws
5. The first federal child labor law was made in 1916
6. In 1924, an amendment was approved by Congress to the United States Constitution referring to child labor
7. The Fair Labor Standards Act was made in 1938
8. Children were being treated very unfairly and people thought that it wasn't right so there were many activist groups for child labor

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1.The Fair Labor Standards Act was made in 1938
2. The FLSA includes things like having a minimum age of 16 to be able to work during school hours
3. It also includes a minimum age of 14 for certain jobs afterschool
5. If there is dangerous work, then the minimum age is 18
6. There were 28 states who passed laws regulating child labor in 1899
7. Each state has their own minimum requirements for laws covering youth employment, such as the earliest age a child may be working and the number of hours a child is allowed to work during the day
8. Individual states have a wide range of restrictions on labors by minors