How did progressives push to protect workers? ban child labor create safety regulations for factories ban labor unions issue injunctions its more than one answer

The correct answers are A) ban child labor and B) create safety regulations for factories.

Progressives pushed to protect workers by banning child labor and creating safety regulations for factories.

In that of the history of American labor, working conditions in the factories were terrible. Workers needed jobs and they accepted low paid jobs under poor working conditions. The spaces in the factories were unhealthy, overcrowded, and with no ventilation. So Progressives tried to protect workers improving the working conditions and banning child labor

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