Compare the situation of female factory workers with slavery

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1. Why does Sarah Bagley compare the situation of female factory workers with slavery?

2. What aspirations seem to be uppermost in Margaret Mccarthy's mind?

3. What do these documents suggest about how Americans of different backgrounds experienced and responded to economic con- ditions during the first half of the nineteenth century?

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