Industrialization has left adolescents vulnerable to exploitation in unhealthy and unsafe working conditions.

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Industrialization led to the growth of factories and industries, which required a large workforce. Children and adolescents, who were seen as cheap and easily controlled labor, were often employed in hazardous working conditions. This exploitation of young workers was a significant issue during the Industrial Revolution and its aftermath. Therefore, industrialization left adolescents vulnerable to exploitation in unhealthy and unsafe working conditions.

Industrialization Has Left Adolescents Vulnerable to Exploitation in Unhealthy and Unsafe