Social Studies: Chapter 6 (Lesson 4)

Equal rights means:

• To keep from harm

• Helps people's bodies fight off disease

• Have same rights as others

• Each worker does only one part of a job

Assembly line means:

• To keep from harm

• Helps people's bodies fight off disease

• Have same rights as others

• Each worker does only one part of a job

Vaccine means:

• To keep from harm

• Helps people's bodies fight off disease

• Have same rights as others

• Each worker does only one part of a job

Protect means:

• To keep from harm

• Helps people's bodies fight off disease

• Have same rights as others

• Each worker does only one part of a job

Woman wanted the right to _____.

• work

• vote

• travel

• teach

In _____, Mary McLeod Bethune opened a school for African American.

• 1904

• 1700

• 1885

• 1870

One big change that changed the lives of Americans was caused by the ______ _____ In 1879.

• Telephone

• Light bulb

• Car

• Radio

McCormick invented a machine that cut grain easier and it was called a _____.

• Assembly line

• Reaper

• Light bulb

• Vaccine

In the 1700's a disease called ___ killed millions of people.

• Polio

• Smallpox

• Measles

• Flu

Jonas Salk treated ____.

• Polio

• children

• smallpox

• machines