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How did competition and the quest for profit change working conditions in American mills?
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How did competition and the quest for profit change working
conditions in American mills?

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Men worked for higher pay so they hired women and the working conditions worsened. ... Explain how the willingness of factory owners to hire women and children changed family life.

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