Asked by Chibuzo Chilaka on Apr 25, 2024
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Which of the following was common in coal mining towns?
A) pay in company "scrip"
B) free healthcare for workers
C) union shops
D) grocery co-ops
Coal Mining Towns
Communities that develop around coal mines, where mining for coal is the primary industry supporting the local economy and population.
Company "Scrip"
A type of currency issued by a company to its employees or contractors, typically redeemable only at company-owned stores or facilities, leading to worker dependence.
Free Healthcare
A healthcare system where medical services are provided to individuals at no direct cost, often funded through taxation or governmental organizations.
- Investigate the functions and circumstances surrounding child labor during the industrial period.
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Learning Objectives
- Investigate the functions and circumstances surrounding child labor during the industrial period.
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