The "Putting-Out" System of Production Referred to

Multiple Choice

The "putting-out" system of production referred to

A) the system whereby manufacturers would pay a family to perform one task in producing an item.
B) the production method used by Samuel Slater's textile mills.
C) the method by which cotton was transformed from its raw state into a usable textile.
D) the process by which factory output was measured.
E) a series of small family-run factories that were interconnected.