By the 1850s, all of the following factors undermined the united action of women mill workers EXCEPT the

A) long tenure of women workers.
B) arrival of Irish immigrants.
C) use of segregated living quarters.
D) hiring of more male workers.


Answer: A

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1. The authors in Chapter 10 are known as “collective” rather than by individual identity. 2. “Women of color” is translatable to contexts outside the United States, making it universally applicable. 3. Two important conditions of the processes explored in this article are responsibility and accountability.

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Compare and contrast the economy, social structure, and politics of England and America in the eighteenth century.

What will be an ideal response?

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Growing up in a violent home environment is an example of ______.

A. a risk factor for women to be raped B. a protective factor for men C. a risk factor for men to rape women D. a protective factor for social disorganization

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