Every week we have a new teen come on and talk about a specific law and how it came to be along with some history.
What is was like Working as a Child in the Late 1800’s
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Every week we have a new teen come on and talk about a specific law and how it came to be along with some history.
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November 5, 2020
Blasch, What is was like Working as a Child in the Late 1800’s - Teens outlook on Laws
In todays episode of Teens outlook on laws, Ainsley will be our hist this week. Ainsley will talk to us about the conditions children were in before child labor laws, Interview a young girl who worked in the factory’s and then go on to tel who exposed the factories for their behaviors and how we gained the Child labor laws that we have today.
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