Labor Day

When is Labor Day celebrated?

• September 6

• September 5, 1882

• The first Monday in September

• We don't celebrate Labor Day.

During the Industrial Revolution, did children work in factories?

• True

• False

Who led union workers to go on strike?

• Peter McGuire

• Lizzie McGuire

• Toby McGuire

• Al McGuire

When was Labor Day FIRST celebrated?

• September 5, 1882

• September 5, 2021

• September 6, 2021

• September 11, 2001

Labor Day is not an official holiday.

• True

• False

How is Labor Day often celebrated?

• Going on strike for a day

• Making children go to work so adults can take the day off

• Parades and Cookouts

• We don't celebrate Labor Day.

What was the Industrial Revolution?

• When the manufacturing of goods moved from large factories to small shops.

• The Industrial Revolution did not happen.

• It was when the people decided to change the roles of the president.

• When the manufacturing of goods moved from small shops to large factories.

We have school on Labor Day.

• True

• False

What is a union?

• A vegetable that you put on a hamburger

• A group of people who like to eat at Outback

• A group of workers that come together to protect their rights

• Unions are not real

How many people took off work on the first Labor Day?

• 5-25

• 700-900

• 3,000-6,000

• More that 10,000