During the Industrial Revolution, Japanese silk factories were very popular jobs for most women. The Industrial Revolution was the widely expanded production of machine-made goods that commenced in England in the mid 1700’s. Japan and England weren’t the only places being affected by the revolution, the United States and continental Europe were affected as well. Japan didn’t industrialize until more than a century after it arrived in Europe. Women working in the factory faced many hardships along with a couple positive outcomes. A disputation can occur based on whether or not there were more negative aspects of being a worker at the silk factory than positive, or vice versa. Nevertheless in this case, it’s safe to say that the costs outweighed
