Gr. 9 C16 - GIRLS - Ottilie Baader Graphic Biography by

2024-01-30 08:50:47 UTC

I understood that the women had to be patient to get what they wanted because at the start, they fought and fought for only a small “reward” of 10 hour work day. I also liked how all the women agreed with eachother that this was unfair, and came together and supported eachother. Nour bayoumi 9N

2024-01-30 08:52:43 UTC

Faie Abaalkhail 9N: The two most notable pieces of information I learned from the video is that the Lowell girls actually made a labor union both in the 1830’s (unhealthy working environments) and the 1840’s (cut down on work time) and that women made up two thirds of workers in textile factories which meant that they were vital for the production of fabrics.

raghadalhadlaq — 2024-01-30 08:56:16 UTC

Francis Cabot Lowell's contribution to the Industrial Revolution through the development of the Boston Manufacturing Company and the use of water-powered factories revolutionized the textile industry. Lowell's innovation to put all the textile-making steps in one place, using water power, basically paved the way for how factories work today. It's a fascination example to see how smart thinking and new technology can cause a huge change in the economy.

2024-01-30 08:58:56 UTC

Layan 9N: the two most notable pieces, that most of the women who came to Lowell were from farms and small villages. Because it shows how they are miserable and didn’t have a choice. And the fact that they started working in 1823. Because it was a big jump for women rights.

2024-01-30 09:00:04 UTC

i learned that greed can get the best of people and give them the ability to justify inhumane actions because it benefits them. Slaves were used as a global currency allowing people to trade the and even pay off depts with them.

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2024-01-30 09:01:50 UTC

Marlen Zaydan 9N

The two most important pieces of information is when wages were cut, so Ottilie and two other women refused to work until wages were back. Another important piece of information shows that she died in 1925, after a lifetime as an industrial worker which shows that Ottilies life was miserable, and revolved all around work, and partially school.

2024-01-30 13:01:07 UTC

Seba Alhammad 9N

Finding out that the Lowell girls formed a union in both the 1830s and 1840s is pretty fascinating. It shows how these women were early on fighting for better work conditions and shorter hours. It wasn’t just about jobs, it's a big deal in women's history, standing up for their rights at work. Also, it's interesting that about two thirds of workers in textile factories during the Industrial Revolution were women. It tells us how crucial women were in making fabrics back then and how they were shaking things up in the workforce.

2024-02-04 07:06:12 UTC

Fatimah&Raseel 9L

It's interesting to learn that the Lowell females united in the 1830s and the 1840s. It demonstrates how these women were among the first to advocate for reduced hours and better working conditions. It was significant in women's history to speak up for their rights at work; it wasn't just about jobs. It's also noteworthy that during the Industrial Revolution, women made up almost two thirds of the workforce in textile companies. It demonstrates the significance of women in the fabric industry at the time and how they were revolutionizing the sector.

2024-02-04 07:06:17 UTC

Maria Samhoun, 9L

1) That girls were only expected to learn basic decorum during school, which shows that they were all expected to be mere houswives.

2) That this woman was a great help in getting other women better workplace treatment, which means it was a big step in women's rights and we should be grateful.

ghadaaldeghather — 2024-02-04 07:07:35 UTC

Ghada Aldeghather 9L: The first notable thing I learned that it is okay to not succeeded but you should always try harder to get your goal, just like Ottilie Baadar had to suffer many days and tireless hours to get the hard working women their deserved rights. So, Ottilie Baadar did not give up in the end. The second thing I learned that patience is important because Ottilie Baadar had to be patient for a long time to get what she wants.

2024-02-04 07:08:19 UTC

Lujain, Hana, Celine 9L

The 2 most notable pieces of information are that the Lowell girl’s formed a union in both the 1830’s and the 1840’s to fight for their rights. Another piece of information is that they worked for 10 hours each day only to earn very small rewards.

lamaralatass — 2024-02-04 07:14:08 UTC

First of all, I've learned that, although it's acceptable to fail at anything, you should never give up on your dreams. Ottilie Baadar endured many difficult days and long hours to secure the rights of hardworking women. So Ottilie Baadar persevered till the very end. The second lesson I learned about the value of patience is that Ottilie Baadar had to wait a long time to achieve her goals.

2024-02-04 07:14:32 UTC

Sarah hammoud and sally elmasry 9L

It was significant in women's history to speak up for their rights at work; it wasn't just about jobs. a union was formed to help women in the workplace. Ottilie Baadar had to suffer many Obstacles she also refused to work until the wages were raised. She was a demonstration of liberty in women history. She had to start working at the age of 13 after the death of her mother. It was very impressive how she tried to support herself financially.

2024-02-04 07:22:14 UTC

-Loure 9L

Two of the most notable things i've absorbed from the video are that the Lowell females came together in the 1830s, that showcases the first women to protest for reduced hours. I was also fascinated by the audacity of people who justified cruelty because they benefitted.