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In Victorian England, poor children as young as five were pushed into dangerous work β spending 14-hour days in mines, mills, and farms. This short video explores the harsh conditions faced by the forgotten child workers of the Industrial Revolution.
#VictorianEra #ChildLabor #DarkHistory #IndustrialRevolution #EmotionalShorts #HistoryShorts #ChildrenInHistory #SadHistory #HauntingFacts
π΅ Audio: What was I made for? by Billie Eilish
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There are still children suffering and working today π
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This is one of the hardest parts fo studying the Victorian era for me π’ the injustice
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Just think, all of these kids built this country for us. Really. Thank you.
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Those kids looks so much like the ones I work with. Itβs horrible, I can see their faces in these kids.
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What horrors!!!! Dear children.
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nowadays, they shipped the child labor part overseas so that it is conveniently out of sight
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They still do in some places ,,
Where they mine rare minerals for tech manufacture , π’
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Just awfulπ’still child labour goes on in some countrie
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14 hour days? poor kids never even got a full night's rest, much less an actual chance at life. children that age need more than 8hrs of sleep and they couldn't even get that once you factor in the time it took to get home and do whatever else they had to once there.π
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Ist heute noch in vielen Teilen der Welt so. Traurig, aber wahr. π’
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On other countries too. On industrial revolution and even today. So sad!
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Greed is the biggest evil π!!!
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Are Republicans still talking about changing child labor laws? Somebody has to harvest those crops!
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I feel bad for those kid who had to do child laborπ’
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This is what the oligarchs in our US got wants to bring here.
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those poor babies :[
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Shoot the mandala effect right hear a cat meowing π
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So anyone who's alive today is descended from very tough kids
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The workhouse howl
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@notewithpetals
2 months ago
More Context & Credits:
During the Industrial Revolution in Victorian England (1800s), child labor was very common, especially among poor families and orphans.
Factory owners liked hiring children because their small size let them crawl into tight, dangerous spaces like chimneys, machines, or mine shafts. They were cheaper to hire than adults, and girls were often paid even less than boys.
Many children worked 12 to 16 hours a day, from early morning until night with very little rest. If they were late, made mistakes, or fell asleep, they could be punished or even beaten. There was no safety equipment, so injuries, illness, and even death were common.
Later, the government made laws to protect children. The Factory Act of 1833 banned factory work for kids under nine and limited working hours for older children. The Mines Act and Chimney Sweepers Act also raised the working age and pushed for safer conditions.
But change was slow, and many children continued to suffer for years.
π΅ Audio: What was I made for? by Billie Eilish
π Sources/ further reading:
victorianchildren.org/victorian-child-labor/
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