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Review the list of laws passed in the United Kingdom from 1833 to 1870 and answer the question.

Factory Act (1833): established restrictions on the use of child labor in textile mills
Mines Act (1842): established restrictions on the use of child labor in mines
Ten Hour Act (1850): set the workday for all laborers at ten and a half hours
Education Act (1870): established mandatory primary education for young people
What do these laws indicate about policy making in the United Kingdom during the nineteenth century?

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The government passed laws that aimed to limit the negative effects of industrialization.

The government passed laws that aimed to expand economic production and national wealth.

The government passed laws that limited the influence of guilds and labor unions in the country.

The government passed laws that limited British participation in international trade.

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The government passed laws that aimed to limit the negative effects of industrialization.

These acts regulated child labor and harsh working hours and introduced mass education — reforms designed to address social problems created by industrialization.