In britain, one outcome of the laws against child labor in the late nineteenth century was thata) all children were required to attend public school.

b. poor children were forced to do piecework at home.

c. children spent more time away from their parents than when they had been working.

d. working class parents were obliged to find childcare.

e. all these answers are correct.

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8 April, 06:59

In britain, one outcome of the laws against child labor in the late nineteenth century was thata) all children were required to attend public school.

b. poor children were forced to do piecework at home.

c. children spent more time away from their parents than when they had been working.

d. working class parents were obliged to find childcare.

e. all these answers are correct.

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Daniel · Answer 1

Economic advantages enjoyed by Britain in the eighteenth century. abundant and accessible In Britain, one outcome of the laws against child labor in the late nineteenth century was that. all children were required to attend public school.