How did francis cabot lowell begin to transform the role of women in the united states?

he gave women a chance to earn a living.
he raised womenís pay in the textile industry.
he refused to allow women to work under dangerous conditions.
he improved womenís work conditions by shortening their hours.

He improved women’s work conditions by shortening their hours.

Explanation:

He gave women a chance to earn a living.

Explanation:

Francis Cabot Lowell is known for being a pioneer in United States as a businessman for two reasons: First of all, he was fundamental to bring Industrial revolution to the United States by setting industrial textile factories and he was also a pioneer hiring women to work at the textitle sector with him. Most of those women came from the country and their familes were in the cottom farming business. The age of Lowell's female workers ranges from 15 to 35 years and were called  as Lowell mill girls due to their country origin.

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