The Mill Girls and The Industrial Revolution 2

lodging in which meals are provided

• motel

• boarding house

• LMACS

• school

A domestic is a ​ (a)   _

• household servant
• pet
• cloth made at the mill
• soap

This small musical instrument that is played by plucking a flexible tongue while holding the frame between the teeth. It is a

(a)  

People who moves from one country to live permanently in other are

• foreign exchange students

• vacationers

• immigrants

• adventurers

Cloth that is made by knitting or weaving is called

• sewing

• yarn

• lambs wool

• textile

Match the following dates with the event.

• Francis Cabot Lowell opened his first te

• 1840

• Women textiles workers ¨turn out¨ to pro

• 1822

• Francis Cbot Lowell dies

• 1817

• Lowell offering is the first magazine ed

• 1813

• 
  1822

  Explain this

  Pawtucket Falls, on the

• 1836

In 1846, Sarah Bagley and Lowell Female Labor Reform Association petition the

Massachusetts Legislature for (a)   hours workday.

In 1847, Women textile workers pressure Lowell companies to add time to

meal breaks, reducing the workday by __ minutes.

• 15

• 90

• 30

• 60

In 1874, the Massachusetts Legislature finally prohibits women and ​ (a)   from working more than 10 hours a day in a factory.

• children
• horses
• men
• mules

The period from the middle 1700s to the middles 1800s of socials and economic changes that took place during a transition from a agricultural and commercial society to and industrial society the movement started in Great Britain and spreed through Europe and United tates

• The Roaring '20s

• The Beatnik Generation

• The Industrial Revolution

• The Best Generation