Factory Inspection Reports
Definition
Official reports that documented the conditions of workers in factories during the Industrial Revolution. These reports were conducted by government inspectors and provided information about the working conditions, safety measures, and overall treatment of workers.
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Related terms
Factory Act of 1833: A law passed in Britain that aimed to improve working conditions for children in factories, limiting their work hours and improving safety measures.
Trade Unions: Associations formed by workers to advocate for better wages, working conditions, and other worker rights.
Luddites: Skilled textile workers who protested against the new machinery introduced during the Industrial Revolution, fearing it would replace their jobs.
