Which was a hazard faced by industrial workers in the late 1800s?

The correct answer of the given question above would be the last option. The hazard that was faced by the industrial workers in the late 1800s is the 12 and 14 hours of workdays. In addition, low wages and no job security are also part of the hardships of the workers. 

Towns and small farms are usually for land, lakes, rivers, and seas.they also produce other food, like crops.it's also where animals are, where we get our meat.large plantations normally have forests, where crops are grown for sale. (similar to farms)plantations have larger fields of crops.our wine, sugar canes, and fruits come from plantations.