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Unit 6 – Industrialization and Its Effects
Topic 6.8
How might labor relations in the late nineteenth century differ if child labor laws were not instituted?
Increased exploitation of children might result in stronger workers' movements earlier on.
Children would hold more job positions than adults.
There would be no changes in labor unions or strikes.
Socialism and communism would never develop in Europe.
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