The table shows the number of employees and factories producing silk in England and Wales between 1851 and 1901.
The
given
table illustrates how many workers and companies produced silk in two countries from 1851 to 1901. Verb problem
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Overall
, total figures for employees declined significantly over time
period, Add an article
the time
a time
while
the number
of factories increased. The number
of males
and females decreased to 1901.
According to
the table, the highest number
of males
and females was in 1851 with 53.964 and 76.786, respectively. However
, the figures of
females stayed higher than Change preposition
for
males
throughout the entire time period and accounted for 25.567 people to 1901, while
males
accounted for only 13.375. The total number
of employees witnessed the same trend and fell dramatically to 38.942 people in 1901.
In contrast
, factories showed rapid growth from 272 in 1851 to 761 in 1861, then
there were fluctuations from 761 to 663 during the time period from 1861 to 1891. Finally
, the figures continued to fall by 40 factories and reached of
623 Change preposition
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to
1901.Change preposition
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