What connection does the author draw between slavery and the Lowell System textile mills? [RI.3]
AEnslaving people provided Lowell System mills with expensive, difficult to find labor, thereby decreasing the profits
for the owners.
BLowell System mills inspired the community with their ideals of freedom and education, thereby turning many of
the workers into abolitionists.
CThe use of slave labor on cotton plantations allowed Lowell System mills to make large profits, and the mills' need
for more cotton increased the
demand for slaves.
D.
The workers in Lowell System mills supported slavery because they were unwilling to see their wages go down if
enslaved workers were
freed and started receiving a salary.
AEnslaving people provided Lowell System mills with expensive, difficult to find labor, thereby decreasing the profits
BLowell System mills inspired the community with their ideals of freedom and education, thereby turning many of
CThe use of slave labor on cotton plantations allowed Lowell System mills to make large profits, and the mills' need
demand for slaves.
D.
The workers in Lowell System mills supported slavery because they were unwilling to see their wages go down if
enslaved workers were
freed and started receiving a salary.