Child Labor In The Early 20th Century
As this photograph of a group of young boys suggests, coal mining did not have adequate child labor laws in the U.S back in 1911. These children spent most of their hours in a day working in a coal mine rather than getting an education. As you can imagine, these kinds of practices are greatly frowned upon today, although they are still common in third world countries where access to resources are limited.
Child Labor In The Early 20th Century
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