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According to how the other lives how did the living conditions in the buildings in the slums affect babies?
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They mad babies sick
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According to how the other lives how did the living conditions in buildings in the slums affect babies?
They mad babies sick
According to how the other how lives how did the living conditions in buildings in the slums affect babies?
They mad babies sick
How did living conditions in buildings in the slums affect babies?
they made babies sick
How did the living conditions in buildings in the slums affect babies?
they made babies sick
How did the living condition in buildings in slums affect babies?
they made babies sick
According to how the other half lives how did the living condititons in building in the affect babies?
In "How the Other Half Lives," Jacob Riis documented the poor living conditions of tenement buildings such as overcrowding, lack of sanitation, and inadequate ventilation. These conditions negatively affected babies by leading to higher rates of infant mortality, illness, and developmental issues due to poor hygiene, malnutrition, and exposure to disease.
In How the Other Half Lives Jacob Riis wrote With half a chance it might have lived but it had none. That dark bedroom killed it. What does this mean?
Conditions in buildings in the slums often killed babies.
According to how the other half lives why were buildings in the slums bad places to raise babies?
Buildings were very dark.
According to how the other half lives Why were buildings in the slums bad places to raise babbies?
Buildings were very dark
How did the living conditions in slums affect babies?
Poverty affects babies because they don't get the right medical care, food, live in dangerous conditions, unsanitary conditions, and may have parents unble to care for them for what-ever reason. This is true today and all through history.
How did the slums living conditions affect babies?
Poverty affects babies because they don't get the right medical care, food, live in dangerous conditions, unsanitary conditions, and may have parents unble to care for them for what-ever reason. This is true today and all through history.
In how the other half lives Jacobs riis wrote. with half a chance it might have lived but it had none. that dark bedroom killed it. what does this mean?
Conditions in buildings in the slums often killed babies.
