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It was neat to look at the different ways that people tried to create a better life for themselves in very different ways. Some families who could manage to send their daughters to the mills did so, and others used newly innovative tools to be able to produce enough to turn a profit on their farms. All of this was so that they could afford to purchase goods in what was quickly becoming a highly competitive, capitalistic world. -Lacey | It was neat to look at the different ways that people tried to create a better life for themselves in very different ways. Some families who could manage to send their daughters to the mills did so, and others used newly innovative tools to be able to produce enough to turn a profit on their farms. All of this was so that they could afford to purchase goods in what was quickly becoming a highly competitive, capitalistic world. -Lacey | ||
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| + | Wow. I have to say, both of these articles honestly left me in a much better mood than any of the other reading we have previously done. It seems like finally, the women have a legitimate role in familial society, instead of just being responsible for birthing and raising children. From organizing labor strikes to tilling the land, both of these articles finally began to give women a chance to roar. -Cash Nelson | ||
