The Children's March Quiz

The big idea of this play is how to

• fight for change

• improve schools

• close textile mills

Mother Jones encourages the workers to march and _____.

• rest

• strike

• work

How did the march change the lives of child workers?

• New school were built for the children.

• New laws were created to protect child workers.

• Machines became safer.

Which character injured their hand while working?

• James

• Gus

• Rose

The marched started in Philadelphia and ended in __________

• Texas

• California

• New York

True or False? President Roosevelt met with Mother Jones, Gus, Eddie, and James.

• True

• False

Which character is known as "the most dangerous woman in America"?

• Mother Jones

• Rose

• Mrs. Rangnow

Match the following

• fairness

• justice

• cloth or yarn that is used to make clothing

• textile

• to give up something important for a good reason

• sacrificed

What is the setting of the play?

• early 1800s

• early 1900s

• early 2000s

Which best describes the mill owner?

• A helpful man who wanted to help the children go back to school.

• A kind man who offered the children food during the march.

• A man who doesn't care for his workers and only cares about making money.