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How many hours per day did factory workers, including children, often work?

14 to 16 hours

What was the youngest age at which children could be employed in factories?

Five or six years old

What economic philosophy opposed government intervention in factory working conditions?

Laissez-faire

Which political party did Richard Oastler belong to?

Tory

What maximum working day did the Ten Hour Movement campaign for?

Ten hours per day

Which age group was banned from factory work by the 1833 Factory Act?

Under nine years old

How many hours per day could children aged 9-13 work under the 1833 Factory Act?

Nine hours

Which industry did the 1847 Ten Hours Act initially apply to?

Textile industry

In which year was the Ten Hours Act extended to cover all factories?

1867

How many hours was the working day at Robert Owen's New Lanark factory?

Eight hours

In which city did Titus Salt build his model village Saltaire?

Bradford

Which religious community did the Cadbury family belong to?

Quaker

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