Question

question 12 (2 points)
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in the early years of the industrial revolution, factory work was characterized by
long hours, no breaks, and no food.
labor legislation that helped workers maintain their health.
a ban on employing workers under the age of 18.
endless health inspections.

Explanation:

To solve this, we analyze each option based on historical knowledge of the early Industrial Revolution:

• Option 1: During the early Industrial Revolution, factory work had long hours, minimal or no breaks, and poor conditions including lack of proper food provisions.
• Option 2: Labor legislation to protect workers' health was absent in the early years; such laws came later.
• Option 3: Child labor (including under 18) was common in early factories, so there was no ban.
• Option 4: Health inspections were not a feature of early factory work; they were introduced much later.

Answer:

A. long hours, no breaks, and no food.