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Analyze this photo of child workers, taken by Lewis Hine in 1909.Explain how this photograph would have been influential in ending child labor.

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Lewis Hine’s 1909 photograph shows young children working in harsh, unsafe industrial conditions. By making the reality of child labor visible to the public, the image created sympathy and moral outrage. This helped build support for reforms and laws that restricted or ended child labor.

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Which of these statements is supported by information on the chart?

A
The National Labor union won workers the right to collectively bargain with employers.
B
The government supported companies in their efforts to restrict union activity.
C
Workers won the right to an eight-hour workday in 1880.
D
The Molly Maguires succeeded in improving working conditions for miners.
5

Which of these did you include in your answer? Check any that apply.

A
Reforms were needed to improve working and living conditions, especially safety.
B
Reforms were needed to end child labor.
C
Reforms were needed to protect workers’ rights to form unions.
D
Reforms were needed to give workers a voice in government.
6

What significant issue did the commission find among the tenement workers?

A
increased likelihood of injury
B
poor-quality products
C
unfair pricing and wages
D
high rates of disease

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