By the 1830s, young women and children
(a) were a very important portion of the industrial work force, about 40.
(b) were a minor portion of the industrial work force, about 10.
(c) were a moderate portion of the industrial work force, about 25.
(d) were not a part of the industrial work force because legislation forbade
it in order to protect young women and children.
Question 2
Brinley Thomas' (1954) thesis explains
(a) fluctuations in immigration.
(b) fluctuations in European domestic investment.
(c) fluctuations in European foreign investment.
(d) all of the above.
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