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Teoli's hair got caught in some machinery that left her hospitalized for seven months. When she was released from the hospital in January 1912, she joined ___ workers in what would later be called the Bread and Roses Strike.

27,000

100

In what year did the "Bread and Roses" strike happen?

 1912.

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What month was Ettor and Giovannitti were released from prison.

A. may

B. December 

C. march

C. march

100

 In the last 20 years of the 19th century there were over how many strikes in America 

A. 20,000

B. 30,000

C. 50,000

A. 20,000

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What is a labor union?

A group of workers who join together to fight for better wages, hours, and working conditions.

200

Half of all children born in Lawrence around the year 1900 died before age 6, and more than a third of adults who worked in the mills died before they were what age?

25

200

What city did the "Bread and Roses" strike take place?


 Lawrence, Massachusetts.

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Half of all children born in Lawrence around the year 1900 died before age ___, and more than a third of adults who worked in the mills died before they were ___.

A. 6 and 25

B.7 and 26


A. 6 and 25

200

 Eugene V. Debs form the American Railway Union in what year.

1892

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What was one major labor union in the U.S.?


The American Federation of Labor (AFL).

300

what does (AFL) stand for?

American Federation of Labor (AFL)

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what did the bread and roses mean in the "bread and roses strike"?

 The bread stood for fair wages, and Roses stood for dignity and a better quality of life.

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as the strike grew the IWW sent in these big shot organizers. What are there names?

Elizabeth Gurley Flynn and Big Bill Haywood.

300

How many times did Eugene V. Debs for president before getting 900,000 votes.

He ran for president five times!

300

Why did workers start organizing labor unions in the 1800s?

 Because of long hours, low pay, and unsafe working conditions.

400

Who was Joseph "Smiling Joe"?

Ettor of the IWW

400

Who were many of the workers in the Bread and Roses strike?


Immigrant women who worked in textile mills.

400

Joseph also know as what was the ettor of the IWW. 


"Smiling Joe"

400

Most Americans living between the 1870s and 1900 – also known as the ____ age.

Gilded Age

400

What is collective bargaining?

 Negotiations between employers and unions to agree on working conditions and pay.

500

The strikers often chanted this slogan what is it?

"We want bread and roses too."

500

What was the result of the Bread and Roses strike?

 Mill owners agreed to give workers a pay raise and better conditions.

500

during the strike A young woman named ____ ____ was killed. She was likely shot by the police there were two men named ___ and ___ that were blamed and sent to jail.

 (Hint  LoPiozzo)

The young girl was named Anna. 

And the two men were named Ettor and Giovannitti.

500

 March 1, they offered a ___ percent pay raise. However, the workers rejected the deal, knowing they were in a position to demand more.

They offered a 5 precent pay raise.

500

What does “strike” mean in a labor movement?

When workers stop working to protest or demand better conditions.