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"Whereas we, the undersigned, residents of Lowell, moved by a love of honest industry and the expectation of a fair and liberal recompense, have left our homes, our relatives and youthful associates, and com hither, and subjected ourselves to all the danger and inconvenience, which necessarily attend young and unprotected females, when among strangers, and in a strange land; and however humble the condition of Factory Girls... may seem, we firmly and fearlessly... claim for ourselves, that love of moral and intellectual culture, that admiration of, and desire to attain and preserve pure, elevated and refined characters, can alone, in our estimation, entitle us to be called the daughters of freemen, or of Republican America."The excerpt is an example of how the market revolution led to a change in attitudes regarding:A. Immigrant workers competing for jobsB. Factory conditions among workersC. Consumer-based economiesD. Gender and family relations

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