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Who were the majority of Lowell factory workers? A) young mothers from cities B) boys C) men D) young, unmarried farm girls
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Who were the majority of Lowell factory workers?

A) young mothers from cities

B) boys

C) men

D) young, unmarried farm girls

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The majority of Lowell factory workers were D) young, unmarried farm girls, known more as the "Miller Girls"
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