Opposition to Child Labor

Opposition to child labor:

A) began in the North, and a child labor law was passed in Massachusetts in 1836 that required children under 15 working in factories to attend school for at least 3 months per year
B) was seen in the Republican party platform that voted to ban factory employment for children under age 12
C) caused many factories to move to the West to avoid the growing protections of children
D) was seen in the 1952 legislation that, for the first time, created a federal minimum age of employment and maximum hours of work for children
E) was likely strongly supported by the children's parents because they wanted their children to stay in school so that they could have a better life