Question

Why would some families be against the Factory Acts?
Answered by GPT 3.5
Some families may be against the Factory Acts because they believe that children should be allowed to work in order to contribute to their family's income. They may also believe that government regulations infringe on their right to make decisions about their own children's employment and well-being. Additionally, some families may rely on child labor as a source of cheap and easily controllable labor for their businesses.