Children in factories industrial revolution

    • [DOCX File]Unit 3: Industrial Revolution – PS The Sadler Commission ...

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      The Sadler Commission: Report on Child Labor (1832) In 1832 the British Parliament established a committee, headed by Michael Thomas Sadler, to investigate the situation of children employed in British factories. The following testimonies are drawn from the records of the Sadler Commission.


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      Industrial Revolution. ... What does he mean when he refers to factories as “nurseries of disease and vice”? 3. What evidence does Dr. Ward use to back his claim that factories were unhealthy and unsafe for children? ... What evidence does Dr. Holme use to back his claim about the health of children in factories? Do you think this is ...


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      Michael Ward was a doctor in Manchester for 30 years. His practice treated several children who worked in Manchester factories. He was interviewed about the health of textile factory workers on March 25, 1819 by the House of Lords Committee (British Parliament).


    • [DOC File]The Industrial Revolution (1750-1850)

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      The Industrial Revolution Spreads- Factories soon spread from Britain to France, Belgium, Germany, the Netherlands, other European nations, and the Unites States and Canada. Eventually, Germany became the leading industrial power in Europe due to its abundant supplies of coal and iron ore.


    • [DOC File]AP EH CHAPTER 20 NOTES: The Industrial Revolution and Its ...

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      treatment of children in factories was often brutal (Beatings had long been regarded as the best way to discipline children) E. Standards of Living. the Industrial Revolution’s impacted standard of living in Europe in a variety of ways including: benefited the middle class in particular


    • [DOC File]Industrial Revolution

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      Topic: Child Labor During the Industrial Revolution. Topic: Acquiring Child Labor. Many parents were unwilling to allow their children to work in these new . textile factories. To overcome this labour shortage factory owners had to find other ways of obtaining workers. One solution to the problem was to buy children from orphanages and workhouses.


    • [DOCX File]CHAPTER 22 OUTLINE – THE EARLY INDUSTRIAL …

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      B.The industrial age caused environmental problems and increased stratification of society, with a new and growing middle class. It also generated concern for children working in factories and philosophies relative to the industrial age, such as those of Adam Smith and Jeremy Bentham.


    • [DOC File]The Industrial Revolution

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      The Industrial Revolution had arrived in the United States. The Industrial Revolution brought severe consequences to society. Factory owners, needing cheap, unskilled labor, profited greatly by using children and women to run the machines. By the age of 6, many children were already working 14 hours a day in factories!


    • [DOC File]Industrial Revolution: Webquest

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      What was a typical work day like for children working in the factories? (How long of a day did they work, did they get breaks, etc) Why was factory work dangerous for children? Describe the treatment of children who worked in the factories. How did the Factory Act in 1833 improve conditions for the children working in factories? 3. Photos of ...


    • [DOC File]The Industrial Revolution

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      Children as young as five years old worked long hours (often more than 12 hours per day) in crowded, dimly lit, poorly ventilated factories for a small percentage of the adult wage. Child labor within textile factories came to symbolize the evils of the Industrial Revolution, and thus laws protecting working children in those factories became ...


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