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Factory Act Revision

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Revision on the coal mining acts in 19th century Britain.

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Question	Answer
Factory Act of 1802	reduced working hours for everyone
Factory Act of 1819	no under 9s aloud in mills limited hours for under 16s
Factory Act of 1833	9-13: could work 9hours a day 13-18: 12 hours a day only ages 18+: could work at night
What did all these acts lead to which were previously unreliable?	INSPECTIONS

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