Which was not a characteristic of work for lowell \"mill girls\" in the early nineteenth century? . (points : 3). long work hours. cotton fibers in lungs. generous paid holidays. independence and empowerment

Option: generous paid holidays.

Explanation:

In the early 19th century, Lowell's mill girls not given any generous paid holidays, girls were paid according to their work performance. The girls were young in age group and worked in the cotton mills. Most of the girls were from a farming background came to Lowell and other industrial cities to earn money. Girls worked in factories for long hours. The air they breath was filled with cotton fibers which resulted in breathing problems among the workers.

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