Why did South Carolina textile mills face depressed conditions during the 1920s?
Workers in the textile mills were expected to produce more by operating more machines at a faster pace.
Because of the rising price of textiles, mills had to decrease the number of hours they were able to run production.
Textile mills faced difficult circumstances because of the economic downturn cotton farmers faced
To reduce costs, mill owners resisted calls to modernize mill towns with indoor plumbing and electricity.
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