History, 25.07.2020 09:01, daevinepetersopa86on

01:47:39 Why were factory conditions so bad at the start of the Industrial Revolution? Factory owners wanted to maximize profits. Laws were not in place to protect workers. There was too much work and too few workers. Workers were used to poor conditions.

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