AP Success - AP European History: Factories Act of 1833 Implications
Question 1
To extend the working hours for adult workers in the textile industry.
To provide educational opportunities for children working in mills and factories.
To regulate the working hours and conditions for young workers in mills and factories.
To abolish child labor entirely in mills and factories.
Question 2
Nine years of age
Fourteen years of age
Eighteen years of age
Twelve years of age
Question 3
Thirty minutes
Exactly one hour
Not less than one and a half hours
Two hours
Question 4
Forty hours
Seventy-two hours
Sixty-nine hours
Fifty-five hours
Question 5
Nine o'clock in the evening and six o'clock in the morning
Ten o'clock in the evening and seven o'clock in the morning
Half past eight o'clock in the evening and half past five o'clock in the morning
Eight o'clock in the evening and four o'clock in the morning
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