List and Contrast the ways in which the rise of the factory system affected working-class Children, Middle-class Families and Women

The rise of the factory system.

Explanation:

The factory system was introduced as the industrialization began to take a pace. The factory system was a new way of making products by using powered machinery, factory buildings, and labours. Labours divided according to their capabilities like skilled and unskilled workers. The factories owned by wealthy individuals who employed operative labour. The factory system affected working-class children, middle-class families and women by allowing them to work in textile industries in harsh and risky conditions. Working hours were fixed and wages were minimum which did not support the needs of the families.

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