How did the factory system change the way people worked?

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Workers were housed in areas surrounding factories or mines, most families lived in a one bedroom apartment with 6-9 people, living conditions were poor, disease spread easily, food was provided by employers 2 times a day, living expectancy was 17 years old.

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