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American factory workers in early nineteenth-century textile mills largely consisted of A. families and rural, single women. B. single men. C. unskilled urban workers. D. young …

American factory workers in early nineteenth-century textile mills largely consisted of A. families and rural, single women. B. single men. C. unskilled urban workers. D. young …
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American factory workers in early nineteenth-century textile mills largely consisted of

A. families and rural, single women.
B. single men.
C. unskilled urban workers.
D. young immigrants.
E. slaves.

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yo answer A)families and rural, single women

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