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Contact [7]
3 years ago
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What are some negative impacts from the sewing machine may have caused

History
2 answers:
pantera1 [17]3 years ago
8 0
1. The invention of the sewing machine took the jobs of women working in clothing and fabric factories. Only few women were needed now to operate the machines.

2. The sewing machine also caused physical damage. one could stitch their fingers together, gradually loose eyesight, and slowly obtain arthritis.

3. Many of these people (mostly girls) started working in sewing factories around the age of 12, and worked in those factories for the rest of their lives.
Thus consuming their time and energy without truly living.
Lisa [10]3 years ago
5 0
Negative impacts of the sewing machine differs for most people. Some common problem are:

Destruction of eyesight- this is due to the string of the needle...when your pushing the spring into the needle thingy[idk it's nane]

Destruction of the nervous system- the reaction from the constant moving of the sewing machine disrupts the normal flow of the nervous system

Decrease your posture - this is due to the 'hitching' of the back

Increase the risk of disease such as 'gas' - persons who normal sews do not eat on time because of the amount of sewing they do per day
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