How did New England's textile industry affect women?

New technologies required men to work far from their wives and families.
The jobs in this field were considered "men's work," and women were not hired.
The need for unskilled labor provided low-paying factory jobs for young girls.
Young women were paid high wages because of their weaving and sewing skills.

Question

How did New England's textile industry affect women? 
 	
	New technologies required men to work far from their wives and families.
	The jobs in this field were considered "men's work," and women were not hired.
	The need for unskilled labor provided low-paying factory jobs for young girls.
	Young women were paid high wages because of their weaving and sewing skills.

anonymous · Answer

New technologies required men to work far from their wives and families.

anonymous · Answer

Thank You

anonymous · Answer

Can you help me with this too?
What were the environmental consequences of industrialization in the American Northeast? 
 	
	Destruction of citrus crops
	Spread of malaria
	Pollution of the Pacific Ocean
	Removal of many trees

anonymous · Answer

people were able to buy clothing much cheaper, 
women didn't have to sew and weave cloth as much

mostly women worked in the textile factories (at least in historically) so many were employed there

anonymous · Answer

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anonymous · Answer

@BookWorm030 should answer this one

anonymous · Answer

ok

anonymous · Answer

@BookWorm030

anonymous · Answer

I'm not really all that sure on that one. I think it is A, but I would wait for someone to give you a better answer.