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repeatedly invented the Lowell System. Which in he hired young unmarried women that were from farms to work in his textile mills. They got paid very little about 2 to 4 dollars a week. They stayed in boarding houses. In the mills they did very simple tasks repeatedly for 8 hours a day, 6 days a week.
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What did Francis Cabot Lowell invent?
Francis Cabot Lowell developed the first textile mill, combining the spinning and weaving of cotton into one operation.
What was francis Cabot Lowell's purpose in inventing the Lowell system?
to quickly remove seeds from cloth
Is it true the first successful steamboat was designed and built by Francis Cabot Lowell?
false
How did Francis Lowell affect the clothing industry?
He invented the first practical power loom. OW
Which is best for any industry pelton wheel or francis turbine?
francis turbine
What did Francis Cabot Lowell invent and what did it do?
Francis Cabot Lowell invented the textile mill
Who is the builder of thread spinning mill?
Francis Cabot Lowell
What has the author Francis Cabot Lowell written?
Francis Cabot Lowell has written: 'Joan of Arc'
When was Francis Cabot Lowell - judge - born?
Francis Cabot Lowell - judge - was born in 1855.
When did Francis Cabot Lowell - judge - die?
Francis Cabot Lowell - judge - died in 1911.
When did Francis Cabot Lowell - businessman - die?
Francis Cabot Lowell - businessman - died on 1817-08-10.
When was Francis Cabot Lowell - businessman - born?
Francis Cabot Lowell - businessman - was born on 1775-04-07.
Who is the inventor for the Lowell mills?
Francis Cabot Lowell
Who created the Lowell mills?
The creator of Lowell Mills in Francis Cabot Lowell.
When Francis Cabot Lowell was born and when Francis Cabot Lowell died?
Birth: April, 7, 1775 Death: August, 10, 1817
What inventions did Francis Cabot Lowell make?
Francis Cabot invented the first textile mill.
What did Francis Cabot Lowell invent?
Francis Cabot Lowell developed the first textile mill, combining the spinning and weaving of cotton into one operation.
