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25-02-2021
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What was life like for mineworkers during the industrial revolution?

A. Only men and women could work in the mines
B. Working conditions were dangerous and harsh
C. Although working conditions were harsh, they were well paid
D. The government provided support to help improve their lives

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noraclair noraclair

26-02-2021

Answer:

B

Explanation:

life sucked and for company coupons too.

my process was; cant be c or d

and then children also worked in the mines so it is B

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