Warm Up # 22 Use your notes to compare and contrast life before the Industrial Revolution with life after.

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Warm Up # 22 Use your notes to compare and contrast life before the Industrial Revolution with life after.

Workbook pg. 16 Industrialism Book Pg. 28 Child Labor Poster Workbook pg. 16 Industrialism Book Pg. 28

Child Labor Issues 1. Factory Labor and Physical Deformities 2. Factory Pollution 3. Factory Accidents 4. Piecers in the Textile Industry 5. Apprentice House 6. Punishment in Factories 7. Workhouse Children 8. Working Hours

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How were children treated during the Industrial Revolution? Warm Up # 23 How were children treated during the Industrial Revolution? Provide specific details

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