The following table shows the number of factory workers for a given time period in Germany.

The provided table compares how many labours males and females were working in German

factories

during the specific five decades.

Overall

it is evident that the digits distinguish between the more and fewer volumes, where the numbers of males were exceeding females over the period and experienced a decline

at the end

but the opposite was true with the

factories

.

To begin

with, as can be seen, the first and the second half of the figures demonstrate contrasts. The total of male and female workers started extremely more than they finished when in the first two decades the numbers significantly were at 477100, 291780 and 140123, but in the second half was at 126132, 105000 and 61000.

However

, the pattern is reversed for

factories

and displayed an increasing rate, where they began with lower numbers at 225 and 227

then

rose to 622 after that 721,625 and 600 respectively. which reflects that the presence of a variety of industries was in progress.

on the other hand

, the number of

male

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males

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almost outstripped female over the period, which indicate that working in

factories

were preferred for male.

Although

it is noteworthy that both genders became relatively similar in 1901 where recorded 31000 male and 30000 female.