The British government,concerned with working conditions in the early 1800s,held a series of hearings and upon learning of conditions that existed in British factories:

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Upon learning of the conditions that existed in British factories, the British government realized the controversial nature of any move to regulate labor, but nevertheless passed several pieces of legislation to prohibit hiring children under the age of nine and to limit the hours worked by those under the age of eighteen. This was a significant step towards improving working conditions and protecting the rights of workers. The other options are incorrect as they either suggest immediate action that did not take place, express sympathy without taking any concrete steps, or propose solutions that are unrealistic or unrelated to the issue at hand.

The British Government,concerned with Working Conditions in the Early 1800s,held