Describe the treatment of children who worked in the factories?

Children who worked in factories during the Industrial Revolution faced harsh and exploitative conditions. They often worked long hours, typically 12-16 hours a day, in unsafe environments with little regard for their health or well-being. Many were subjected to physical abuse, inadequate wages, and poor living conditions. Efforts to improve their situation, such as child labor laws and reforms, gradually emerged in response to public outcry and advocacy for workers' rights.