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In History / High School | 2014-09-21

How did textile mills affect the lives of workers?

Asked by Ukuele

Answer (3)

it was good for female people because it gave them more work, Samuel Slater Snuck into America and gave us plans to make factories. He Hired Kids At Age 7-12 Which He Gave Low Wage :( But Then He Opened a Mill And Hired Families And Made The Money Wage Get Better.

Answered by Tianaf02 | 2024-06-10

It was good for female people because it gave them more work,Samuel Slater Snuck into America and gave us plans to make factories.He Hired Kids At Age 7-12 Which He Gave Low Wage .But Then He Opened a Mill And Hired Families And Made The Money Wage Get Better. ;

Answered by saadhussain514 | 2024-06-11

Textile mills provided employment, especially for women and children, during the 19th century but came with poor working conditions and strict living regulations. The experience allowed workers to gain some independence but also sparked social changes within gender roles and labor rights movements. Ultimately, the mills played a crucial role in shaping urban economies and the labor landscape in America.
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Answered by saadhussain514 | 2024-12-26

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