Which answer best describes why high numbers of children were hired to work in factories in the 1800s?

Employing children allowed factories to keep costs low and productivity high.

Factories were often built too small and only children could fit at the machines.

Children working in factories complained much less about their jobs than adults.

Children working in factories didn't go to school, making schools less expensive to run.

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Which answer best describes why high numbers of children were hired to work in factories in the 1800s?

 Employing children allowed factories to keep costs low and productivity high.

 Factories were often built too small and only children could fit at the machines.

 Children working in factories complained much less about their jobs than adults.

 Children working in factories didn't go to school, making schools less expensive to run.

xmoses1 · Answer

Employing children allowed factories to keep costs low and productivity high.

justnick09 · Answer

a

anonymous · Answer

Which explains why the Compromise of 1850 intensified the argument about slavery?

 People for and against slavery migrated to Western states to influence laws.

 Free states in the West added more antislavery votes to Congress.

 The equal division of slave and free territories displeased people on both sides.

 The Fugitive Slave Act led to a migration of abolitionists to the South.

xmoses1 · Answer

I am not quite sure what the Compromise of 1859 was but C looks like it could be correct. Dont take my answer for sure though.

anonymous · Answer

@justnick09

justnick09 · Answer

idk srry bro

xmoses1 · Answer

Try asking this question in a new post and see if anyone else knows

anonymous · Answer

kk thanks