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How did factory work change the role of the laborer? Lack of trading wares Low income for purchases Little opportunity Hard work was required to make progress.
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How did factory work change the role of the laborer?

Lack of trading wares
Low income for purchases
Little opportunity
Hard work was required to make progress.

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Id say low income, im not completely sure so dont take my word for it

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they changed by By having factories, there were more people working together for a common goal, so it made laborers less valuable.

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