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Unit 6 – Industrialization and Its Effects
Topic 6.1
If child labor laws were enacted earlier during the Industrial Revolution, how might industrial growth in Europe vary?
It may be slowed, owing to increased manufacturing costs necessitated by adult wages.
It wouldn't change since factory owners would find ways to circumvent these laws.
It would accelerate because adults are more productive workers than children.
Labor shortages could result in a faster move towards mechanized production methods.
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