Industrial Revolution · TURNING POINT ·
Lowell mills and mill girls (1823)
On the Industrial Revolution map as “Lowell, Massachusetts”
1823 — The Boston Associates build a planned mill town on the Merrimack. The “mill girls” — young New England farm women in company boarding houses — strike in 1834 and 1836 against wage cuts.
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- Industrial Revolution in America (chapter 9 of Industrial Revolution)
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- The Industrial Revolution, 1750–1914
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