The "Putting-Out" System of Production Referred to

question 40

Multiple Choice

The "putting-out" system of production referred to

• A) the system whereby manufacturers would pay a family to perform one task in producing an item.
• B) the production method used by Samuel Slater's textile mills.
• C) the method by which cotton was transformed from its raw state into a usable textile.
• D) the process by which factory output was measured.
• E) a series of small family-run factories that were interconnected.

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