Question 2 The Waltham-Lowell System was a significant development during the Market Revolution because
it
A. prioritized providing good working conditions and wages, resulting in loyal employees and increased
productivity.
O B. employed women and children alongside men, leading to more competition for jobs and lower wages for
all workers.
C. centralized the process of textile manufacturing under one roof, creating the modern American factory.
D. allowed workers to form labor unions, prompting the spread of collective bargaining across all northern
industries and cities.