This is a person who is hired to stop strikes.
What is a strikebreaker?
Workers had to be at work this many hours per day.
What is 10-12?
This person was Andrew Carnegie's "right hand man."
Who is Henry Frick?
Many children had to work because their families struggled with this.
What is poverty?
This is someone who takes risks to grow a business.
What is an entrepreneur?
Workers had to clock-in this many days per week.
What is 6?
This is what Frick told the workers would be true for every man who walked out on strike.
What is that they would never return?
This person was hired to investigate and report on child labor.
Who is Lewis Hine?
When one company has control of an entire industry.
What is a monopoly?
Many workers came together in this type of group.
What is a labor union?
The Homestead, PA Steel Mill produced this type of steel.
What is structural steel?
After reform was made, this was made mandatory for children under the age of 16.
What is school?
The idea of giving away one's money for the benefit of others.
What is philanthropy?
This % of children were working in the late 1800s.
What is 20%? (1 in 5)
DAILY DOUBLE The Pinkertons were hired to be this at Homestead.
What are strikebreakers?
Many children who were working could not afford this.
What are clothes, shoes, food?
Someone who wants to make things better for themselves and others.
What is a reformer?
Workers did not have these to protect them in the late 1800s.
What are laws?
This is the number of Homestead workers who died during the strike.
What is 9?
Lewis Hine used this technique to humanize his subjects.
What is shallow depth of field or child at eye level?