English, 26.02.2021 21:00 makoa

Part A: Which inference can the reader make based on the information in paragraph 2 of “Child Labor in American History"? *
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The only time in history that child labor was a problem was during the Industrial
Revolution
Children were good employees because they tried hard not to make mistakes on the
job.
Factory owners made more profits (money) if they employed child laborers rather than
adults.
The majority of child laborers actually enjoyed working.

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Part A: Which inference can the reader make based on the information in paragraph 2 of “Child Labor...