Question 2 • (OC27) US History-2100310-S1-Meadows
In the late 1800s, many workers labored in factories, mines, and other industrial workplaces with dangerous machinery and few safety protections. Twelve-hour shifts were common, not unusual, and many jobs required little specialized training. Therefore, “Working conditions were often dangerous” is the accurate statement.
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