In early industrialization, children worked alongside adults. They worked 12 hours a day Monday to ...

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In early industrialization, children worked alongside adults. They worked 12 hours a day Monday to Friday and 15 hours on Saturday, often in dangerous, filthy conditions. This photo was taken in 1908 at a West Virginia coal mine.

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