Child Labor and the Industrial Revolution

The Industrial Revolution, characterized by the rise of the factory system, primarily occurred during which period?

• 1650-1750

• 1750-1850

• 1850-1950

• 1950-2000

Which of the following was NOT a reason children were commonly employed in industrial workplaces during the Industrial Revolution?

• They were viewed as obedient workers.

• They received extensive training and safety gear.

• Working-class families needed the extra income.

• There were few or no laws protecting children.

What was a significant factor contributing to injuries among child laborers in industrial workplaces?

• Regular breaks and rest periods.

• Lack of proper clothing, gear, or training.

• Well-maintained and guarded machinery.

• Strict safety regulations enforced by management.

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Which organization campaigned to end child labor in the United States during the early 20th century by publishing photos and lobbying state governments?

• The British Parliament

• The National Child Labor Committee

• Robert Owen's textile mills

• The Lever Street School