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1.
A blacksmith making an iron object by hand. When heated in a
furnace,
iron becomes soft enough to hammer into hooks, hinges, horseshoes,
etc.
The heavy iron anvil sits on an upturned log in front of the blacksmith.
2.
A factory owner of the early 1800s. Many were merchants who
risked
their savings on the new spinning and weaving technology for making
textiles
(cloth.)
3.
A worker operating a machine in a factory. Notice the pulleys and
leather belts that connect to overhead shafts turned by water wheels or
steam engines.
4.
The arm and hammer symbol. It is a common image used to represent
the labor union movement.
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