In this state’s city of Florence, Sojourner Truth (-5[1])worked in a utopian (-5[1])community called an “Association (-5[1])of Education (-5[2])and Industry” and later attended the first (-5[1])National Women’s Rights (-5[1])Convention (-5[1])nearby. (-5[4])Residents (-5[2])of this (-5[1])state protested their “slavery” (-5[2])in a series of “Factory Tracts” and published a collection (-5[1])of writings called their “Offering.” (10[1]-5[1])Irish immigrants constructed canals (10[1]-5[1])and largely (-5[1])replaced the (-5[1])labor force at factories in a town in this state, (10[2])which partially named a system of vertically (10[2]-5[1])integrated production (10[3])along with the city of Waltham. (10[5]-5[1])This state’s (10[1])“mill (10[1])girls” (10[3])worked in a (10[1])factory (10[1])owned (-5[1])by Francis (10[1])Lowell. (10[6])For 10 (10[1])points, four of the (10[1])Seven Sisters (10[1])colleges (-5[1])are located in what northeastern (-5[1])state (10[1])where Radcliffe (10[2]-5[1])College (10[1])later merged with Harvard? (10[5])■END■ (10[15]0[3])