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the hypothesis of child labor are many
the hypothesis of child labor are many
There are many countries involved in Child Labor so any countries has their say or part however here are some to consider: Ethiopia Pakistan Burundi Zimbabwe Congo Sudan Somalia North Korea Myanmar Cuba Indonesia Honduras Kuwait Brazil Vietnam Philippines China USA and there's many more...
In Charles Dickens' novella "A Christmas Carol," Scrooge was not directly involved in child labor. However, the portrayal of poverty and social issues in the story highlights the harsh living conditions and exploitation that many children faced during the Victorian era.
Many states had passed laws regulating child labor, minimum wages, and working conditions.
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Some people just think about their selves. We're just people (im a kid) and we want to be reated with respect but, people dont care about anyone maybe because they have a problem mentally and emotionally.AnswerNot all child labor is cruel or abusive. Many kids get paper routes and are not mistreated by the publisher. There are many child actors who love what they do and are treated very well by all around them. There are also kids who babysit or mow lawns for their neighbors. All of these are examples of child labor. That said, there are places where kids are abused and neglected and those are places that we boycott because of their abusive behavior. If no one buys their wares, they can't make a living so boycotts can work.
Child labor before the Industrial Revolution wasn't actually abusive. Kids would go out to work on farms or even get hired out to farmers, or they would learn the family trade. Many children learned trades through apprenticeships, as well. During the Industrial Revolution, in short, families were poor and corporations were greedy so child labor took a dark, inhumane turn.
Child labor historically involved children of various ages, including teenagers, but it was not exclusively comprised of them. Many children as young as five or six were forced into labor in factories, mines, and farms during the Industrial Revolution and beyond. While some older adolescents may have worked under harsh conditions similar to slavery, the term "child labor" encompasses a broader range of exploitation that includes younger children as well. It's important to recognize that child labor is a violation of children's rights, regardless of age.
yes it's dangerous for children because kids in the army can get killed what about digging pits or working in bakeries these are the work kids should be doing why would a kid want to go get shot at