The factory system focused on efficiency and profit by lowering production time and costs through the use of machines.
What is a factory system?
The factory system is a production strategy that makes use of machinery and labor division.
Contrary to the domestic system, it is built on the concentration of industry into enormous establishments.
Therefore it has a main focus on lowering production time and costs through the use of machines.
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B. The French and Spanish war
I think it’s A! Because, internet connection was made in 1983! (Sorry if the answer is wrong!)
Each cartoon demonstrates the power of the Titans during the Gilded Age. In the first they are riding on the backs of the poor immigrants looking disheveled and weak and in the second the octopus is strangling the worker. Both present a view that the worker is being exploited or destroyed by the greed of the Titans.
The octopus is appropriate imagery as it shows the varied reach of companies like Standard Oil. They were in control of the government, banks, workers, etc. The octopus is ominous and comes out of nowhere but is ultimately dangerous in how they can extend in many directions and can hold on tight making all in the grasp helpless.
