How Did Child Labour Occur During The Industrial Revolution

Child labour began in the 1798 and the early 18s, it all starting rising up in the early stages of Industrial Revolution multiple of families had to find someone to work they wouldn't survive. When European immigrants came they weren't strangers to hard work. When they came they brought opinions or values that said that children should work. That's when children really started working. Many families moved from rural areas to cities newly industrialized. When it all began it went widespread and no one became concerned when the children didn't even get a modest education. By 1900, 2 million children were working so that their families could survive but 90 percent of the work that the children were forced to work, had some kind of danger hazard and the conditions weren’t the best and the environment could be possibly be described as a dangerous and children were put in there to work for around seven hours or more and the environment wasn’t suitable for anyone to work in, Since no one cared about their safety, many children got hurt.
And their employers would not even care even a little. Many were, "abandoned for the moment that an accident occurs, their wages are stopped, no medical attendance is provided, and whatever the extent of the injury, no compensation is offered. .they were a lot of jobs and most parents couldn’t work so they would force they son / daughter to work in there and most of them jobs would gave them an income to give to their family. The most popular and known are factories and mines. Other jobs are working in fields picking cotton and in the streets. Working in the street jobs included shining shoes, selling newspapers, canning fish, making clothes and weaving