Lowell, Massachusetts, is important in 19th century American history because A) it became the first town in America to allow women to vote. B) it marked the spot of "Bull Run," the first Civil War battle. C) it was one of the first "factory towns" in the United States. D) it was the site of the first slave uprising before the Civil War.

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Amya Lee

20 June, 20:10

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Mathew Chaney · Answer 1

C

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The city became known as the cradle of the American Industrial Revolution, due to a large series of textile mills and factories.