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What were the effects of the new factories? Ideas about new roles for women, changing family relations, and the rise of the middle class are explored.

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Effects of the new factories in America are listed. The expert provides ideas about new roles for women, changing family relations and the Ride of the middle class.

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Please allow some of my ideas to guide you about the effects of the new factories:

First of all, you might claim that new roles for women resulted from factories. The new transition from a household to capitalist American economy produced powerful effects for women for the first time.

Please note that women started to step out of the submissive, ...

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