Why did manufacturers hire children to work in their factories? 1. Factory owners could pay children less money than they paid adults.
2. Children were able to complete more work than adults.
3. Children could work for eight hours per day.
4. Factory owners expected children to do demanding physical labor.

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I'm not sure but I'm assuming this is correct! Using context clues :D

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Explanation:

This is true because with kids you hand them money and they are happy regardless of the amount. it would be easy to pay children vs adults. much cheaper for the factories

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c or d both can be the answer