Bread and Roses strike
Dangerous working conditions
Important figures
Society
Labor unions
100

This poet wrote the poem "Bread and Roses".

Who is James Oppenheim?

100

This is the date that the fire erupted at a shirt factory in New York

What is March, 25, 1911?

100

This young woman's death was blamed on a man and his colleague but was likely shot by the police a few days into the strike 

Who was Anna LoPizzo?

100

There were these many garment factories in New York City.

What is five hundred?

100

This is the name of the union that AFL stands for

What is The American Federation of Labor?

200

This is the year that the Bread and Roses strike began

What was 1911?

200

There was a fatal fire at the building of this shirt company.

What is Triangle Shirtwaist Factory?

200

This person was joined by Smiling Joe and was also accused of murdering a young woman

Who was Arturo Giovannitti?

200

Half of the children born in Lawrence around the year 1900 died before this age

What is Six years old?

200

This is the union that linked up to defeat the strikers with the AFL

What is the United Textile Workers (UTW)?

300

The children of the strikers were sent to this location to be safe from the strike.

What is New York?

300

This was written on a sign that the women in the laundry work force described going up every Saturday afternoon

What is "If you don't come in on Sunday, you need not come in on Monday."?

300

This woman wrote about the working conditions in Milwaukee brewery after working there briefly in 1910.

Who was Mother Mary Jones?

300
More than a third of the adults who worked in the mills died before this age

What is 25 years old?

300

These were the three demands of the labor unions at the turn of the 20th century.

What is an eight hour work day, living wages, and safe working conditions?

400

These people along with the police were sent to deal with the strikers. 

What is the army?

400

The ladder of the fire chief of New York could only reach this floor

(Bonus: about how many workers were trapped above that floor for perhaps twelve hours or more?)

What is the seventh floor?


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400
These two people were considered the "big shots" of the IWW company 

Who were Elizabeth Gurley Flynn and Big Bill Haywood?

400

These two accidents were responsible for most deaths during the time

What is thick smoke and machinery?

400

This book described the dangerous working conditions for women in the steam laundry work force

What is the Handbook of the Women's Trade Union Industrial League?

500

This is the month that the children of the strikers came home.

What is March?

500

This was the powder that the chalk or talcum was replaced with at a certain embroidery factory that caused awful symptoms and sickness

What is white lead powder?

500

This poet wrote the lines: "In unaired rooms, Mother's and fathers sew by day and by night..." in Cosmopolitan magazine.

Who was Edwin Markham?

500

This is why labor unions often excluded immigrant workers because of this reason

What is not wanting to sort them into groups

500

This union reduced the long day to nine hours in one city

What is The Laundry Workers Union?

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