How did the social role of the Lowell mill girls remain consistent?
A) They worked every day of the week.
B) They had to abide by strict rules.
C) They never went on strike or asked for change.
D) They mostly lived at home on farms and walked to work.
How did working change society for women in the early 1800s?
A) They bought land with the money they earned.
B) They were welcome in the same industries as men.
C) Teaching was a profession many women entered.
D) They were given the right to vote.