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How people were affected? - created from Mind Map

Deandre Webb US History 10th grade Inglés 1 página

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People were killed and people risked their lives to make shirts.

People in Hong Kong are getting $800 for making shirts and they don't risk their lives for them.

The lives of the people who lost their jobs were mostly affected because, they don't have money to pay for themselves or to even eat. They may even die because of it.

While people died their bodies were stuck under the debris and left there to rot which causes people to get sick, half of the parents who didnt know who died in the factory were devistated and didn't know what to do.

How did they make the shirts?

The shirts were made with fine cotton that took awhile to get processed, for example the cotton came from a farm the it was sent to a cotton factory, then it was sent away on a ship which took about 1 month to get there, and they used that supply.

This job has a lot of working involved, and money. I say this because, the farmers need to get the cotton faster than just picking it so they need drivers to help get the cotton. While people are getting the cotton they need to have supervisors to keep watch over everything they do so no mistake occurs.

How beneficial was this process?

This process was very beneficial because, it gives us our shirts and other products that have been made out of cotton. it's nice to have these things to call ours. Even if other people made the product it gives us a huge benefit.

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10th grade US History Apunte sobre How people were affected? - created from Mind Map, creado por Deandre Webb el 15/03/2018.
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Deandre Webb · mar 2018
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