City of Workers

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"City of Workers" is a nickname for Lawrence, Massachusetts, reflecting its historic role as a major industrial mill city with a large working-class population.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf nickname
appliesTo Lawrence, Massachusetts, United States
surface form: Lawrence, Massachusetts
associatedWith immigrant labor
industrial mills
labor history
manufacturing
working-class culture
category city nickname
denotes Lawrence, Massachusetts, United States
surface form: Lawrence, Massachusetts
describes Lawrence, Massachusetts, United States
surface form: Lawrence, Massachusetts
hasContext industrial history
textile mill city
working-class population
language English
nicknameFor Lawrence, Massachusetts, United States
surface form: Lawrence, Massachusetts
reasonForNickname historic role as a major industrial mill city
large working-class population
refersTo Lawrence, Massachusetts, United States
surface form: Lawrence, Massachusetts
refersToCountry United States of America
surface form: United States
refersToLocation Massachusetts
refersToType city
relatedConcept industrialization in New England
textile industry in Massachusetts
usedFor Lawrence, Massachusetts, United States
surface form: Lawrence, Massachusetts
usedIn historical discussions of Lawrence, Massachusetts
local descriptions of Lawrence, Massachusetts
usedSince 20th century (approximate)

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Lawrence nickname City of Workers