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The contributors to the Lowell Offering wereA. New England abolitionists who participated in the Second Great Awakening.B. factory operatives at the textile mills in Lowell, Massachusetts, during the early stages of American industrialization.C. Transcendentalist writers who lived at the Brook Farm utopian community.D. African-American women who gained their freedom following the gradual elimination of slavery in Massachusetts.
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