How was the Lowell system different from other ways of organizing labor in the textile industry?
A. It allowed employees to complete each step of the production
process from home.
B. It relied on mill workers voting to determine the most efficient
method of completing their work.
C. It called for the leaders of labor unions to work closely with mill
management
D. It required the primarily young, female employees to live in
company-owned housing near the mill.