What were living conditions like for factory workers during the 1800s?

Answer 1

Working conditions in the late 1800s had improved in some sectors. Due to the Industrial Revolution, there were a number of centralized and streamlined processes in place. This was especially true in the manufacturing and production sectors. Sadly, there were still countless sweatshops that exploited low income workers across the nation.

Answer 2

the conditions were terrible. Each family had a room which meant that eight families would have stayed in one house. the water supply was awful because the drainage system was just a pit in the ground. most of the time it would mix up with the water supply. this meant that diseases like cholera were easily spread. the streets were dirty because the government thought that it was up to the people whether or not they should clean the streets. the poor suffered the most because the had to work at factories which were badly maintained. the poorer families had to send their children to work since they weren't paid a lot.

Answer 3

The working conditions were bad. They had long hours, small pay, and bad housing. They often worked in dirty dangerous places.

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Answer 4

it was hard because they always had to work

Answer 5

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Answer 6

They weren't.