Children Frequently Began Work in Mines as "Trappers", Responsible For

question 37

Multiple Choice

Children frequently began work in mines as "trappers", responsible for:

• A) Trapping adults who were napping on the job.
• B) Hurrying newly dug coal along long, low underground passageways.
• C) Pushing a wagon full of coal to the surface.
• D) Opening and shutting ventilation doors in mineshafts.

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Fourteenth Amendment

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Due Process Clause

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Double Jeopardy Clause

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