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Essay heading: Lowell Mills
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Lowell wanted to give workers opportunities to make great friendships and enjoy a fulfilled church life.
The mills filled with girls from smaller towns who had good country morals and stayed away from the unpleasant urban conditions. These women workers were given the name mills girls. In 1836, Lowell boasted twenty mills with 6,000 workers: 85 percent of Lowell's labor force consisted of single women between the ages of fifteen and twenty-nine (Inventing America p... displayed 300 characters
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These women workers were given the name mills girls. In 1836, Lowell boasted twenty mills with 6,000 workers: 85 percent of Lowell's labor force consisted of single women between the ages of fifteen and twenty-nine (Inventing America p.394).
In the early years while the profits were high working conditions looked promising to the mill girls in their brief opening experiences of factory work... displayed next 300 characters
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