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How did the change in textile production affect employment in spinning and weaving for adults and children?
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How did the change in textile production affect employment in spinning and weaving for adults and children?

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  • moved to working in the textile industry meant families moved to urban industries
  • men were more likely to find work
  • gender roles were established
  • child labor became very common = cheaper labor and small hands for small jobs
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