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Why did girls like Mary S. Paul work in mills? They were proud of the textiles they were creating. O They were happy to earn their own wages. O They had opportunities to effect social reform. O They had
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Why did girls like Mary S. Paul work in mills?

They were proud of the textiles they were creating.
O They were happy to earn their own wages.
O They had opportunities to effect social reform.
O They had the freedom to live without social restrictions.

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They had the freedom to live without social restrictions.

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