In 1924, American children
A) were all enrolled in public schools.
B) were thought to be too weak and immature to contribute to society.
C) were likely to be found at work, most as farm laborers.
D) held positions of privilege and prestige.

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In 1924, many American children were indeed found working, often as farm laborers, due to the economic conditions and social norms of the time. Child labor was common, and laws regulating child labor were not as stringent or as widely enforced as they are today.

In 1924, American Children