What Was True of Women Workers in the Early Factories

question 72

Multiple Choice

What was true of women workers in the early factories of the Industrial Revolution?

• A)Women were given the same pay as men.
• B)Kinship patterns changed dramatically once women entered factories.
• C)Women never represented a large percentage of the workers in textile factories.
• D)Women saw large numbers and types of new jobs open up to them..
• E)Women saw their social status improve.

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