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Production at Lowell Mills was considered revolutionary because every stage of textile production was

A. managed and performed by women.
B. managed and performed by immigrants.
C. based on new American technology.
D. mechanized and completed in-house.



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Final answer:

Lowell Mills revolutionized textile production by having women manage and perform all stages of production within an integrated mill setting.


Explanation:

The production at Lowell Mills was considered revolutionary because:

  • All stages of textile production were managed and performed by women.
  • It was mechanized and completed in-house within a single integrated mill building.
  • Lowell established a system where young women could work in the mills temporarily to earn money before returning to rural life.

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