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In this inquiry, students examine primary source images and documents to determine the impact of the Industrial Revolution on women, especially working class women. Sources examine labor in the coal mines, textile factories, and other industries to see how women may have been impacted.

Was the Industrial Revolution in England unnecessarily harsh for women

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