Question

1. what was a standard process at the beginning of the industrial revolution?

selling shares in stocks
investing in agricultural subsidies
hiring young children
moving companies overseas

Explanation:

At the start of the Industrial Revolution, factories and mines relied heavily on cheap, unregulated labor, and hiring young children was a widespread, accepted practice due to their small size for narrow workspaces and low wages. The other options do not fit: stock share selling was not a standard early industrial process, agricultural subsidies were not a core industrial practice, and moving companies overseas emerged much later.

Answer:

Hiring young children