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How long did poor children work in Victorian times and what time of jobs did they do?
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What were the hours the Victorian children worked in the mines?
I say I say childrens had to work about 1-24 hours a day which was hard work for the childrens and easy for the overlooker and the boss.
How did lord shaftesbury help Victorian children?
He proposed a law.Lord Shaftesbury proposed that children should work for a max of 10 hours.This bill failed but the government reliased that children needed to be protected. A year later the FACTORY ACT was passed. It was now illegal for kids under 9 to be employed in textile factories Children between 9 and 13 were still allowed to work up to 12 hours a day. The Cole mine act was also introduced This meant women and children were not allowed to work underground . Lord Shaftesbury was also interested in education for poor people. He was Chairman of the RAGGED SCHOOLS UNION a organisation that was set up for poor children
A small speech on ' the hand that rocks the world cradle rules the world?
I believe that means the mother is usually the one who rocks the cradle. This is from the "olden" days when cradles were quite common and most mothers stayed home to rear their children. The majority of mothers used to be stay-at-home moms and the disciplining and nurturing was left up to them. The father would go out to work and expected the housework to be done by the wife. As time went on, the mothers started working outside the home and nowadays it is 65% of the moms who leave their children with others while they work for wages. I personally believe that is why many children have no manners and expect everything to be handed to them. If the parents were stricter and disciplined their children on a regular basis with consequences for bad behaviors exhibited by their children this would be a more structured environment for everyone.
During the industrial revolution who did the work?
During th English industrial revolution, anyone could work, there wee children as young as five working in the factories, however they also went down into the mines, worked as maids and nurses and worked on farms. On the whole, children aged between five and sixteen did a lot of recognizable work during the industrial revolution. In the Russian industrial revolution, Conrad Stalin made the peasants do all the work and give all the grain to the cities, so despite the cities doing the work, the country starved and provided the food.
How did the Victorians treat children?
The Victorians treated the children by making them work hard, giving little food to them and,sometimes beating them.
Did the Victorians have lot of money?
No the poor Victorians have no money but the rich one did have lots of money poor Victorians had to work and rich Victorians had poor one to work for them
What was the work the poor Victorian children had to do?
They worked as Chimney Sweeps,Factory Workers,Street Cleaners and Minners
What age did a chimney sweep start work?
at the sooty butt-crack of dawn. People usually worked during the day and in latitudes like England the days in the winter were very short However during the Summer having to work for more then 16 hours was not unusual. as these kids were usually no more then slaves sold into their positions by the church or council orphanage's.
Did rich Victorians work?
no
Why did the Victorians have workhouses?
Victorians had workhouses as a solution for poverty relief and a way to provide work and shelter to the poor. However, they were also seen as a deterrent to idleness and were designed to be harsh to discourage people from seeking assistance unless absolutely necessary.
Why did Victorians block there windows?
The Government of the time levied a tax on the amount of windows available to a house or work premises. Therefore blocking up windows reduced this Tax. And it was the Georgians not the victorians.
What is the main idea from The Chimney Sweeper?
"The Chimney Sweeper" is a poem by William Blake that criticizes the exploitation and mistreatment of children in 18th-century England who were forced to work as chimney sweeps. The main idea is the innocence and suffering of these young boys, who are taken advantage of by society and denied a proper childhood. Blake uses the poem to call attention to the social injustice and hypocrisy of his time.
What three jobs that many poor children living in Victorian time had to do?
1 work in gold mines 2 work up chimleys 3 work for adults
When did Victorians start work?
When they were very young!!
What did Victorians do for living?
Rich Victorians wouldn't have to work as they would be aristocrats or royalty. Middle-class Victorians were: Children-factory workers, chores at home, or help out with the family business Women-if they were unmarried they would work as teachers or get married and help around the house Men-doctors,millitary officers, local government officers not so sure about poor ones but they had the worst of the worst or nothing at all
What chimney did not work on the titanic?
the 4th
