Child Labor/Factory Saefty

A vintage factory scene showing children at work, highlighting unsafe conditions and historical elements related to child labor during the late 19th to early 20th century.

Child Labor and Factory Safety Quiz

Test your knowledge about the history of child labor and the safety conditions in factories with our engaging quiz. Understand the impact of child labor and the significant figures who fought for reform.

Learn about key historical events.
Explore the challenges faced by children in factories.
Discover the efforts made for labor reform.

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Why were children preferred in factories?

Children are smarter and have minds of their own.

They are smaller and easier to boss around.

Children cost more money than the adult workers.

Children had nothing else to do.

What was Mary Harris Jones known as and what did she do?

"Mother Mary" led a child march.

"Mother May I" started a riot against the factories.

"Mother Jon" took the children to President Roosevelt's home.

"Mother Jones" led a child march to President Roosevelt's home.

What did the Fair Labor Standards Act do?

Jobs can only hire teens that are age 16.

Jobs could use child labor if their safety was considered.

Jobs could only employ adults.

Jobs who used child labor would be shut down,

How were the children treated?

Their safety was always considered.

The children were beaten physically and verbally, and were not safe.

The children were respected and taken care of.

The children only hurt themselves, it wasn't the employer's fault.

When did Eugene start to take action on the safety in factories?

After he toured a factory and saw the conditions.

After his child began working in a factory.

After he interviewed a child who worked in a factory.

After the triangle fire

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