There is evidence that __________ were the main lobbyists behind passage of the Factory Acts which put restrictions on women and children working in early 19th century England.
A) male workers
B) female workers
C) child-care advocates
D) factory owners

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Male workers were among the main lobbyists for the Factory Acts because they were concerned about the competition from women and children, who were often paid less, potentially undermining men's wages and employment.

There Is Evidence That __________ Were the Main Lobbyists Behind