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In the early 1830's, the majority of the workers in the textile mills of Massachusetts were(A) young unmarried women from rural New England (B) newly arrived immigrants from Ireland(C) men who were heads of households(D) married women whose children were of school age (E) free African Americans from urban areas.
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