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N Workers of the Gilded Age faced dangerous conditions working in factories and on railroads. in hospitals. on farms. in households.

N Workers of the Gilded Age faced dangerous conditions working in factories and on railroads. in hospitals. on farms. in households.
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Workers of the Gilded Age faced dangerous conditions working in factories and
on railroads.
in hospitals.
on farms.
in households.

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The correct answer is A. on railrodes

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User Mukund Gandlur
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On railroads because of the toxic chemicals and accidents
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