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How long was the workday in factories in the 1800s? A) up to fourteen hours B) no more than ten hours C) an average of eight hours D) four hours

How long was the workday in factories in the 1800s? A) up to fourteen hours B) no more than ten hours C) an average of eight hours D) four hours
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How long was the workday in factories in the 1800s?

A) up to fourteen hours

B) no more than ten hours

C) an average of eight hours

D) four hours

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User Kevy
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I believe it is up to 14 hours A.
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User Rasjani
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A is the answer :) Hope that helps.


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