Mother Jones Quiz

True or False: Mother Jones fought for the rights of only adults who were paid low and worked long hours.

• True

• False

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True or False: After most marchers returned home, Mother Jones and three children were the only ones left to keep marching to the Presudent's house.

• True

• False

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Mother Jones wanted to bring publicity to her cause but...

• there were no newspapers in the 1900's.

• the newspapers were angry at her and refused her service.

• she could not afford to buy a section in the newspaper.

• the newspapers told her that they were owned by the mill owners.

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The defintion of Weary is:

• feeling tired or worn out

• hazardous conditions due to hidden or unpredictable dangers

• When something is extremely tiring and demanding to do

• in a state of being successful

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Why did it take the President so many years to finally pass child labor laws?

• His hands were tied and he could not do anything about the issue.

• He owned factories that used child labor to fullfill thier orders.

• He felt that this was an issue for states to solve independently.

• He never even knew that this was an issue.

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The journey up the hill was quite ________.

• Prosperity

• Weary

• Publicity

• Treacherous

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All of the following are real examples of Mother Jones using the children to influence the opinions and ideas of others, except...

• A young girl limped across the stage with a broken foot in New Jersey.

• She held a young boy's mutilated hand up for a crowd to see.

• A young, malnutritioned boy with a stooped body stood in front of Princeton.

• Children crawled in small empty cages in Coney Island.

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Why did both children and their parents deal with the treacherous marching conditions they faced on thier way to see President Theodore Roosevelt?

• Mother Jones forced them go speak with the president about the poor working conditions.

• They wanted to bring attention to their terrible working conditions.

• They wanted to take a vacation from thier jobs.

• They were expecting to find better working conditions and new jobs there.

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According to the reading, what happened when Mother Jones tried to meet with President Roosevelt at Sagamore Hill?

• The newspapers were at the gates and so they could not make it there.

• The President was waiting for them at the gates.

• The Secret Service turned them away.

• They were meet with counter protesters.

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According to our background information slides, all of the following were examples of the poor working conditions that children and adults faced in the 20th century, except...

• Exposed to many different extreme weather elements

• Long and grueling work hours and weeks

• Dangerous machinery that lead to loss of limbs

• Radiation poisoning from nuclear weapon manufacturing

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