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What is your favorite childhood memory? Read the Story of Child Labor – be prepared to define terms: agrarian, exploitive

Brief Timeline for child labor Agrarian Society – children worked daily at home, private businesses, and farms Little to no child labor, very highly regulated. Still a problem around the world. Industrial Age – children started working longer hours at tougher jobs, becoming controversial to work

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Why did some parents want their children to work Why did some parents want their children to work? Why did they lie about their ages? Families needed the money and children were fired if they were too young.

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