How did American mill workers compare to their British counterparts?

A) British factory workers were paid more money.
B) British workers were healthier.
C) Both American and British mill workers often faced unsafe factory conditions.
D) There was little resistance from either groups of workers regarding factory conditions.

Mill Workers

Laborers who work in mills or factories, traditionally engaged in the processing of raw materials, such as textiles, through various mechanical operations.

Factory Conditions

Refers to the working environment in manufacturing facilities, often highlighting aspects related to worker safety, hours, wages, and overall treatment.

Paid More

Referring to a situation or outcome where an individual or entity receives increased financial remuneration or compensation.