What circumstances during the early days of industrialization led to a need for reform? Check all that apply.

-Factory equipment was dangerous to operate.

-There were too few capable workers to fill positions.

-There was little government regulation of workplaces.

-A typical work shift might be twelve to sixteen hours long.

-It was very expensive to keep factories running.

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Jenny Conley

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3 September, 03:33

What circumstances during the early days of industrialization led to a need for reform? Check all that apply.

-Factory equipment was dangerous to operate.

-There were too few capable workers to fill positions.

-There was little government regulation of workplaces.

-A typical work shift might be twelve to sixteen hours long.

-It was very expensive to keep factories running.

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Ciara Haynes · Answer 1

The correct answers should be - Factory equipment was dangerous to operate, - There was little government regulation of workplaces, - A typical work shift might be twelve to sixteen hours long.

The equipment was dangerous but it was easily operable because people would do a single thing without knowledge of the entire process. That's why they were easily replaceable which meant that they were forced to work for smaller wages in dangerous conditions. The long shifts were forced because they'd get fired if they didn't want to work. Government didn't regulate it because it was new and nobody expected for it to boom like that.