Ch 12 Immigrants, Labor and Cities

By 1920s, Minnesota's urban areas were getting smaller.

• True
• False

In the early 1900s, European immigrants to MN often became part of the working class. 

• True
• False

Many women worked inside the home in the early 1900s, but others had jobs outside the home. 

• true
• false

Bohemian Flats was a wealthy neighborhood in Minneapolis.

• True
• False

Immigrants can become American citizens through a process called naturalization. 

• True
• False

Knud Wefald was...

• undercover newspaper reporter
• iron miner who went on strike
• state representative from Hawley
• worker at the North Star Woolen Mill

Stefan Yakub was...

• undercover newspaper reporter
• iron miner who went on strike
• state representative from Hawley
• worker at the North Star Woolen Mill

Eva McDonald Valesh was...

• undercover newspaper reporter
• iron miner who went on strike
• state representative from Hawley
• worker at the North Star Woolen Mill

Anton Antilla was...

• undercover newspaper reporter
• iron miner who went on strike
• state representative from Hawley
• worker at the North Star Woolen Mill

Which one of these are false? The labor movement wanted...

• 8 hour work days and 5 day workweek
• limit or end child labor
• safe and clean work environments
• more machines and less workers