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What places were the women able to work in the industrial revolution?
they were able to work in factories.
The American work force in the early nineteenth century was characterized by?
substantial employment of women and children in factories
In the early 1900s who migrated to the northern cities to work on assembly lines in new factories?
African Americans
Who migrated to northern cities to work on assembly lines in new factories in the early 1900s?
African Americans
In the early 1900s who migrated to northern cities to work on assembly lines in new factories?
African Americans
Sweet and short essay on industrial safety?
Workers go to work in the factories, construction sites or other places of work to make out their living.
Did any women die in the factories in World War 2?
A few but jobs were very safe place to work
Did American women work in factories in ww1?
Yes, they did. Women and African-Americans took the places of the soldiers who left.
Where do electrical engineers work?
They don't work in a specific area they have to be flexible with their jobs but they work at offices, laboratories, factories, schools, computer work station, etc.
Can you visit a Formula 1 factory while season is finished?
Yeah... why not? But only by invitation. They are, after all factories and places of work!
What is the place where a carpentry works?
Carpenters work in many places, woodwork shops, building sites, factories and many more
What was a popular place for city women to shop anad work in the early 1900s?
Department stores, such as Macy's and Marshall Field's, were popular places for city women to shop and work in the early 1900s. These stores offered a wide variety of goods and provided employment opportunities for women in roles such as sales associates, buyers, and clerical staff.
