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This document shows the workers as they got older were fine with their pay in Japan, although it states that these workers probably didn't feel the same way at the time they were working.

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This document shows the price of rice in Japan, and oatmeal in England at the time which are pretty general foods for those cultures.

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This document shows the difference in pay between male and female workers where the males do receive a bit more than female workers

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Room 5: Wages For Industrial Workers in Japan

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Room 5: Wages For Industrial Workers in Japan

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The wages in Industrial times in Japan was not much for the terrible working conditions they went through and how much of a difference in a pay between genders there was.

Were not great considering what workers had to pay for to survive.

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This document shows that in Japanese mills the percentage of female workers outweighed the percentage of males by 92%.

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This document shows that there were much more Females working in England silk factories than males.

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Room 4: Gender and Age of Silk and Textile Workers In Japan and England

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Room 4: Gender and Age of Silk and Textile Workers In Japan and England

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There were more Female, and child workers than Male workers in the Industrial Revolution due to the difference in wages and demand.

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This chart shows the difference in pay between male and female loom operators who were above the age of 21 and mentions that the low income families were the ones were the mother did not work and the children were too young to do labor.

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This document is by a mother of a family who all works and barely makes by having to pay for  their food, utilities, and clothes...etc<br>

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There were families who would have both parents, and their children more than likely young at work all day to earn payments that would barely help them live.

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This document shows the average life of a young female worker in Wigan, England, and the work schedule of a worker in Okaya, Japan, both being very time and energy consuming.

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This photo shows an example of the England and Japanese versions of factories and mills in which female workers would do hard labor.

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This map shows the two countries in the industrial revolution which are being focused on in this museum.

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Room 1: The Industrial Revolution of Japan and England

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Room 1: The Industrial Revolution of Japan and England

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The industrial revolution which began in England Spread over to Japan where there was an even worse treatment to the workers in the factories and mills.

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This testimony is of a teenage girl that worked in a factory with notably many workers who were even younger than her and were mostly female who had to go through most of the day working, and would receive beatings if they did not work efficiently.

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The workers in factories especially the younger ones endured difficult working conditions and spent most of the day doing grueling work.