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Why did the Lowell factory girls strike in 1836?

a. Working conditions were bad.
b. They wanted shorter hours.
Their wages were being cut.
d. They wanted to unionize.
Please select the best answer from the choices provided

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Answer: The answer is C.

Their wages were being cut.

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