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History, 05.05.2020 04:19 Wolfy07

What conclusion does this passage support?
Factory work made children stronger.
Factory work prevented children from growing normally.
Factory work caused children's bodies to mature at a younger age.
Factory work required too much work from children's undeveloped muscles.


What conclusion does this passage support?Factory work made children stronger.Factory work prevented

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