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Labor Movement 1800s-1900s
What does the "AFL" stand for?
The AFL allowed only _________ to join their union.
Labor Movement 1800s-1900s
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The AFL allowed only _________ to join their union.
unskilled workers
women and children
skilled workers
railroad workers
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What does the "AFL" stand for?
American Federal League
American Federation of Immigrants
American Federation of Labor
American Football League
3
What were the consequences of the labor movement in the late 1800s - early 1900s?
workers' pay increased
working conditions improved
all of the above
child labor law passed
4
When the leaders of workers' union negotiate with the factory owners it is called...
strike
collective bargaining
boycott
sabotage
5
What was NOT a reason why the workers started labor unions?
dangerous working conditions
low wages
collective bargaining
long work hours
6
The 1st National Labor Union was...
The AFL
American Railroad Union
The Knights of Labor
Miners Union
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The image reflects which goal of the AFL union?
reasonable work day
end of child labor
higher wages
better working conditions
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What would happen if a worker got hurt at the job?
factory owner paid for the doctor
a worker lost a job
the management paid until a worker got better
the Government paid for the hospital
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How did the factory owners continue production (make money) during workers' strikes?
factory they increased workers' pay
they improved working conditions
they closed the factory
they hired scabs
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The workers continued to work for low wages in bad working conditions because
there were no other jobs
the Government protected them
they could be easily replaced
they were afraid to ask for more money
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Why was child labor used at the factories?
they made a lot of money
parents did not allow them to go to school
they did a good job in the assembly line
there were no laws about child labor
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What does this image represent?
how wealthy factory owners are
the immigrants from the same country are similar
the power of workers who unite with the same goal
an assembly line where each person does one job
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Which union protected and advocated for ALL workers?
Miners Union
The AFL
American Railroad Union
The Knights of Labor
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A labor union is a group of...
freedmen from the South
immigrants who came from Europe
factory owners
factory workers
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A strike is when...
management stops paying money to workers
factory workers fight the police
workers stop working
people stop buying products from a company
