Exploring the experience of child workers in the Victorian era
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I can read summarise different attitudes towards child labour in the Victorian era.
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Attitudes towards child labour were less strict in the Victorian era.
There are more laws today than in Victorian Britain to protect children from unsafe working conditions.
Young boys from lower social classes were expected to do dangerous jobs in the Victorian era.
Comparative conjunctions are useful for connecting sentences to previous ideas.
Comparisons are useful when comparing differences between authors’ attitudes or ideas.
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