Question

question 5
how did lowell try to entice young women to work in his mills? select all that apply.
by offering decent (enough) wages
by assuring the families that these young women would still be part of a wholesome community
by allowing the women two alcoholic beverages a day, twice that which they could have had at home
by limiting the work day to 8 hours and the work week to 5 days

Explanation:

Lowell offered decent wages to attract workers. He also assured families that the young women would be in a proper community - this was important as families were often hesitant to let young women work away from home. There is no evidence of offering increased alcohol access as an enticement, and the work - day and work - week were not limited as described.

Answer:

By offering decent (enough) wages
By assuring the families that these young women would still be part of a wholesome community