Front

Who helps Rachel get a job?

Back

Mrs. Bedlow

Front

Who wants to take care of Rachel?

Back

The Phinneys

Front

What is Rachel's job at the mill?

Back

Doffer

Front

Why is Rachel's leaving and the farm being sold significant?

Back

It marks a turning point where she only has concerns about the factory and doesn't have to worry about her siblings.

Front

Where does Rachel find employment?

Back

The mill

Front

What role does Mrs. Bedlow play in Rachel's life?

Back

She helps Rachel secure a job.

Front

What does the term 'Doffer' refer to in a mill context?

Back

A worker who removes full bobbins from spinning machines and replaces them with empty ones.

Front

How does Rachel's job impact her responsibilities?

Back

She becomes more independent and has to focus on her work.

Front

What does Rachel's situation reveal about the challenges faced by young workers in the 19th century?

Back

It highlights the struggles of child labor and the need for support from adults.

Front

What is the significance of the Phinneys in Rachel's life?

Back

They represent a family that cares for her and offers her a sense of belonging.