Lesson Number 3: Garment industry and Meaningful Work

How long did Louis and Regina's journey?

Hint: (page 161)

• 13 days

• 13 weeks

• 7 days

• 7 weeks

• They missed the boat.

What did Louis do before he entered the garment industry?

Hint: (page 162)

• He made dresses

• He opened a shop to sell kushary

• He sold herring and then became a pushcart peddler

• He became a stay-at-home dad

What are the 3 fundamentals of life in that simple society?

Hint: (page 166)

• Food

• Shelter

• Clothing

• Less workload in Rhet and Core

• Exercise

Answer explanation

If you chose less workload you are correct but this is not in Louis and Regina's simple society.

When did the Eastern European new-comers have almost total control over the garment industry?

Hint: (page 167)

• 1913

• 1897

• 1926

• 1900

Where did Louis go to buy cloth after his first successful sale of 40 aprons?

Hint: (page 168)

• H&M

• H.B. Claflin & Co.

• Salem (prom dresses and bridalwear)

• Lawrence & Co.

How many separate factories were there in 1913?

Hint: (page 170)

• 16,000 companies

• 28,000 companies

• 40 companies

• 100,000 companies

"What Borgnicht was getting in his eighteen-hour days was a lesson in the____"

Hint: (page 172)

What was Louise Farkas's study on in 1982?

• The fate of the mexicans who immigrated to California between 1900 and in the end of the 1920s

• The nursing homes and residential hotels in New York and Miami Beach

• the descendants of people like the Borgenichts—Jewish immigrants at the turn of the century

• the number of Italian and Irish immigrants who came to New York

"What did Joe Flom's father do? He________for women."

What is the name of the greatest rival to Joe Flom’s firm?

• Sullivan & Cromwell LLP.

• Skadden

• Black Rock Law Firm