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

The table explains the number of factories' employees in 6 different

years

according to

their gender in Germany. Generally speaking, the number of men workers was always higher than women ones except for one year,

however

,

this

figure fell each year. Factories,

on the other hand

, soared in count in the study

years

. Focusing

firstly

on employees, the male and female categories started with 287,100 and 190,000 respectively in 1851, which was the highest value for each of them. Ten

years

later, the female group was 160,000 greater than the male ones with 131,780,

while

In 1871 men workers reached 80,123 which was more than the women ones with 60,000. In the final study year, the

overall

number of workers was 61,000 which was consist of approximately half men and half women. Regarding factories,

Although

Its figure started from 225 in 1851 and jumped to 721 in 40

years

later, it began the decrease by 96 in 1891.

Similarly

, the figure decreased to 600 in 1901.