3. The Lowell system was Samuel Slater's strategy of his families and

dividing factory work into simple tasks. true or false?

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Luca Fowler

3 October, 08:20

3. The Lowell system was Samuel Slater's strategy of his families and

dividing factory work into simple tasks. true or false?

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Reagan Short · Answer 1

The given statement is false.

Explanation:

The Lowell system is Lowell's practice of hiring young unmarried women to work in mills. Samuel Slater's strategy of his families and dividing factory work into simple tasks was Rhode Island system. The full name of Lowell was Francis Cabot Lowell. He was a New England businessman who built a loom that could both spin thread and weave cloth in the same mill.

Advantage of Lowell's mill was clean and knit factory and boarding house and the scope for young people to earn money, live well and join clubs. Disadvantage of Lowell's mill was 12-14 hours of work / day and pollution from cotton that cause health problems.

3. The Lowell system was Samuel Slater's strategy of his families anddividing factory work into simple tasks. true or false?

3. The Lowell system was Samuel Slater's strategy of his families and

dividing factory work into simple tasks. true or false?