How does Sarah Bagley characterize the practices at Lowell mill in the Voice of Industry?

A) as a moral wrong
B) as an affront to individual rights
C) as a stage in an economic revolution
D) as class warfare
E) as an insult to female sensibilities

Lowell Mill

Factories in the 19th-century United States, located in Lowell, Massachusetts, known for employing young women, known as "Lowell Mill Girls," under strict conditions to produce textile products.

Moral Wrong

An action or behavior that is considered unethical or immoral based on societal norms or personal ethics.

Economic Revolution

A radical change in economic practices, policies, and systems, often resulting in significant shifts in wealth and power structures.