Question

1. in paragraph 6 the author describes how the rights of child laborers were routinely violated in the 1800s. select the four pieces of evidence that support this idea.

a. \hine and others devoted to the rights of working children had no argument with children helping out with family tasks.\
b. \their focus was on the exploitation and abuse of children.\
c. \as workers, children provided cheap labor, and their age made them easy to order around and mistreat.\
d. \in addition, these working children were systematically robbed of education.\
e. \they were forced to be adults, shouldering adult responsibilities, long before they were ready.\
f. \finally, the work they did was dangerous and hazardous to their health.\

Explanation:

• Option B mentions exploitation and abuse of children, which is a rights - violation.
• Option C shows that children were mistreated as workers due to their age and cheap labor value.
• Option D indicates that working children were deprived of education, a fundamental right.
• Option E points out that children were forced into adult - like responsibilities prematurely.
• Option A is about non - opposition to children helping with family tasks, not rights violations.

Answer:

B. "Their focus was on the exploitation and abuse of children."
C. "As workers, children provided cheap labor, and their age made them easy to order around and mistreat."
D. "In addition, these working children were systematically robbed of education."
E. "They were forced to be adults, shouldering adult responsibilities, long before they were ready."