Often, there was a distribution of the jobs. There were small categories where people were allocated to do specific jobs. For example many textile mills had careers, spinners, weavers and doffers (20). All these categories had different roles in the textile industry. Carders work to reduce the entangles mass with in the fibre (21). The carding machine and women carding can be viewed by the illustrated picture in source A. In difference, source B depicts women spinning. Spinners' job was to spin the wool in to threads for it to be woven. The weaving, which is illustrated in source C, turned the treads in to cloth. Finally, a doffer is someone who removes bobbins or spindles holding spin fibre such cotton or wool from a spinning frame and replace
