The industrial revolution creates many factory jobs, most of which are occupied by unskilled laborers. These men, women and children earn a very low wage, work long hours and in deplorable conditions. The result is a poor, uneducated working class who are exploited and very rarely experience upward financial mobility. Since child labor laws are non-existent, 1.7 million children under the age of 16 are in the labor force in 1900.

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United States, industrialization, low wages, poor, underprivileged class, exploitation of workers, poor living conditions, accident rates, layoffs, hours of unskilled laborers, management's control of workplace, employment of women, employment of children, Expansion of America's Industrial Economy

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