This document summarizes the working conditions of children in early factories and mines in 3 paragraphs. It describes the dangerous equipment and accidents children faced, their long hours and low pay that was often not paid, and the types of difficult jobs children had in factories and mines like coal mining and moving things inside mines. A brief comparison is made between past child labor and present times showing children now have more freedom to play instead of work.

2. BAD
UNHEALTHY
LARGE,HEAVY,
DANGEROUS EQUIPMENT
MANY ACCIDENTS
INJURING/KILLING
CHILDREN

3. LITTLE PAY OR NOTHING
BASED ON HOURS
LESS THAN ADULTS

4. FACTORIES
COAL MINES:
CRAWLING MINES
HURRIES:
WORK MOVING
THINGS INSIDE
MINES

5. 1833
LIMITED WORKING HOURS ACCORDING
TO CERTAIN AGES:
9-13
ONLY 8 HOURS
14-18
NO MORE
12 HOURS
ageUNDER 9
NO WORK

6. INCOME NEEDED

7. SLAVE-LIKE LABOUR
NO PAY
OWNERS SAID
GIVE THINGS
FOOD, SHELTER,
CLOTHING

8. SMALL FAMILY BUISNESSES
EVERYBODY
BENEFITED IN
THE SAME
LEVEL
FARMS
REGULATED HOURS
GOOD
CONDITIONS
THEY HAD THEIR OWN RULES

9. BEFORE
Children crawled in mines
Children working
NOW
Children juggling
Children having fun