The table shows the number of employees and factories producing silk in england and Wales betwen 1851 and 1901.
The
given
table illustrates how many silk Verb problem
apply
factories
and workers
there were in Wales together with
England from 1851 to 1901.
Overall
, it can be seen while
more factories
were constructed throughout the period, the total workforce witnessed a downward trend. Additionally
, there were more female workers
than males for the whole timeframe.
Regarding the first 3 years of the timespan where the gap between genders was enormous, even though about 130.000 people were working in the silk industry with women accounting for more than half, only 272 factories
were put up. As for the next decade, a peak of 761 factories
was seen in order to cope with roughly 110.000 workers
( approximately 60% were female), both of which saw a downward trend in the next ten years to 693 factories
and less than 92.000 people, respectively.
Looking at the remaining years with a less significant disparity betweenthe
2sexes, there used to be 32.000 women working in these silk Correct your spelling
between the
factories
in 1881, nearly 8000 people more than males. Nevertheless
, this
gap was narrowed to only 2000 workers
by 1891 before recovering to more than 12.000 in 1901. By contrast
, the total employees
went down to just around 40.000 Correct quantifier usage
number of employees
workers
in just 623 factories
by the end of the timespan.Submitted by Nghỉ hè vui vẻ cả nhà on
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