NHD Creative Project
Storyboard Text
- This is really dangerous
- Yeah
- Yeah but our family needs it
- I hurt my ankle crawling under the machine
- Oh no there are no adults to tell
- Your Pay is being cut down
- I will do something
- NOOO
- Here Mr. President sir
- Thank you young girl
- I have to do something
- That was a cool story mommy
- When child labor laws were first starting to be considered in 1916, many debates about the well-being of children broke out, and as a result, Franklin Delano Roosevelt passed the Fair Labor Standards Act of 1938. Through this act, he diplomatically changed the legal work age from as young as 10-years-old to 16 for males and 18 for females, which caused failures in the American economy but successfully removed 2 million children from factories and mines and allowed the youth of America to pursue an education and experience healthier lifestyles.
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