Question

What were two of the main challenges that workers faced at the mills in Lowell, Massachusetts?

Factory owners wanted to employ skilled workers, which were hard to find.
Workers were forced to attend school, cutting down working hours.
Child workers were not allowed to work at the mills, causing families to split.
A worker’s daily schedule consisted of around 12 working hours.
Factory workers faced dangerous or even deadly working conditions.

Answer 1

Answer:

Between poor building structures, dangerous machinery, crowded boarding houses, and a variety of frequent accidents, these women worked at their own risk. Work hazards were compounded by exhau stion, a frequent topic of reporting from inside and outside the mill.

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