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Tag Archives: Exploitation
Child Labor
This is a picture taken by Lewis W. Hine in Tampa, Florida during the early nineteenth century. Hine, an investigator of National Child Labor Committee exposed pictures of many youngsters who were being exploited as a source of cheap labor. The picture reveals young workers who were all under the age of 14 at the cigar making company. These pictures left a great rermark for the Americans and revealed how rapid industrialization and a lack of regulation left these kids in such a state.
Posted in 1900-1916, Economic History, June 29 assignment, Social History
Tagged Child Labor, Exploitation, Industrialization, Lewis W. Hine
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