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

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

• Francis Cbot Lowell dies

• 1822

• 
  1822

  Explain this

  Pawtucket Falls, on the

• 1813

• Women textiles workers ¨turn out¨ to pro

• 1836

• Lowell offering is the first magazine ed

• 1817

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

Massachusetts Legislature for ___ 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