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Industrial Revolution

Industrial Revolution in NC Girls running warping machines in Loray mill, Gastonia, N.C.

Industrial Revolution in NC

Industrial Revolution in NC Most of the 2,000 Loray workers lived in the company-owned, 450-unit village. ]In 1929, Loray’s white employees were laboring 55-66 hours per week for $12-$20, while their children worked 55-60 hours for as little as $5 per payday.

Industrial Revolution in NC

Industrial Revolution in NC

Industrial Revolution in NC Below your notes write a 5 sentence summary. Answer these questions… Describe what you saw in the pictures. What do you think it would be like to work during the industrial revolution?