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How were the lives of children in the middle of the nineteenth century different from previous generations?
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They were working in factories or fields.
They were children of professional parents.
They were given the opportunity to go to college.
They were able to read and write.
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They were able to read and write.
Public schooling and the common school movement in the mid-1800s greatly increased literacy compared with earlier generations.
Public schooling and the common school movement in the mid-1800s greatly increased literacy compared with earlier generations.
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