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How did labor conditions change during World War I?
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During World War I, labor conditions changed drastically. The war effort created a huge demand for labor, and the government encouraged people to join the workforce. This led to an increase in wages and improved working conditions. The government also passed laws to protect workers, such as the Adamson Act, which established an eight-hour workday and overtime pay. Additionally, the government created the War Labor Board to mediate labor disputes and ensure that workers were treated fairly.