When the industrial revolution began families were struggling to make ends meet, so they needed to find someone who could work or they were not able to survive. Due to this, families sent their children to work since they didn’t have any other resort. Soon men and women started to realize that children were being placed in harsh conditions, so they gathered together on April 25th, 1904 at Carnegie Hall and ultimately set up the National Child Labor Committee. The members of the NCLC scouted more people and by November 1904 their troops were assembled strongly. They gathered up politicians, philanthropist, clergymen, and intellectuals. The National Child Labor Committee focused on how they could reform labor, stop and regulate child labor,
