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The children in the factories often ate scraps of foreskin, fecal matter, or grilled slices of the excess ball sack skin that many elderly men have hanging off of their private areas. If they were lucky, they could feast on semen and the tails of dead rats. If you were pondering the question of what the children would drink, this would consist of semen if it wasn't too crusty, their own sweat, and puss that would invariably drip from the countless sores on their eyeballs.
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What food did children in factories eat 1800?
they probably would not eat but if they had the chance they would eat stale bread! if Jude equiv we Jeffery gifts fug use Huff
What was not a reason children worked in factories in the 1800's A widespread poverty B children helped support their families C Factories had schools for working children D No child labor laws?
Most factories had schools for children who worked there.
How many children worked in industrial factories?
10 children an hour
Did Victorian children work in factories?
Yes
Where did Victorian children work in factories?
yes
What were children used for in factories?
Child labor
Which was not a reason why children why children often worked in factories?
There were no public schools in England.
Who were the apprentices in the factories in the Industrial Revolution?
children who were orphans who worked just for the factories food shelter and clothes.
Did children in factories go to school in the 1900s?
yes they did
Why do TNC's prefer to have their factories in LEDC's?
they perfer it because it is cheaper to do it there and because of the infant mortality rate that means woman will have more children then the children can go work in the factories
What is a Kenning for children?
"A bundle of joy" or "laughter factories" could be considered kennings for children.
What problems existed for workers in factories during the 1800's?
the problam was that children had to wok in the factories instead of going to school.
