How did the social role of the Lowell mill girls remain consistent?

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Unable to vote or even own property, the Lowell girls nevertheless helped to set the country on a path toward protecting child labor and improving working conditions for industrial workers. The Lowell girls’ activities also provide an example of the importance of women in American History.

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