A Worker’s Life Answers

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How did mass production change the way products were created? Check all of the boxes that apply.

A
Unskilled workers could make products.
B
Factories took longer to create products.
C
Factories needed more skilled workers.
D
Fewer tasks were done by hand.
E
Inventions made production less time consuming.
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If you were a child who worked in factories in the 1800s, what would you experience?Check all of the boxes that apply.

A
No chance to go to school
B
Fun jobs that required little work
C
Free time to play with friends
D
Long days at work
E
Low pay from factory owners
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After learning about the changes that took place during the Gilded Age, select the statements with which you agree.

A
It is acceptable for children to work if a factory will hire them and their families need the money.
B
Workers do not have a right to ask for shorter hours or higher pay.
C
It is good and natural to have a wide gap between the richest Americans and the poorest Americans.

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