Which of the following was a significant innovation of Lowell Mills that increased productivity? A.
combining spinning and weaving in the same factory
B.
separating spinning and weaving to different factories<<
C.
employing mainly former African-American slaves for lower wages
D.
relying on the expertise of German immigrants
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If you have only 3 questions:
1. A
2. B
3. B
A combining spinning and weaving in the same factory
B More women worked outside home
B even though the south had resources it could tap, it relied heavily on the north.
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1) A
2) B
3) B
4) A , C
For unit 2 Lesson 1 CA :)
but there's only 3 question...
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The correct answer is A. combining spinning and weaving in the same factory.
To find the answer to this question on your own, you would need to have some background knowledge about Lowell Mills and their innovations. Lowell Mills was a textile mill located in Lowell, Massachusetts, during the early 19th century. They were known for their advancements in textile production.
One major innovation of Lowell Mills was the combination of spinning and weaving in the same factory. Prior to this, spinning and weaving were separate processes that took place in different locations. This innovation allowed for greater efficiency and increased productivity in textile manufacturing.
To determine this answer, you would need to be familiar with the history of Lowell Mills or have access to resources such as history books, articles, or reputable websites that provide information on the innovations of Lowell Mills. Reading about the history of textile manufacturing during the time period of Lowell Mills would give you the necessary information to identify the correct answer.
No.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lowell_Mills