The Triangle Factory Fire

What was the impact of the Triangle Shirtwaist Factory disaster on labor laws?

• It led to important reforms in labor laws.

• It had no impact on labor laws.

• It resulted in stricter immigration laws.

• It caused a decline in factory production.

What was the age of some of the youngest workers at the Triangle Shirtwaist Factory?

• 10 years old

• 12 years old

• 14 years old

• 16 years old

How many days a week did workers at the Triangle Shirtwaist Factory usually work?

• 5 days

• 6 days

• 7 days

• 4 days

How long did work days last according to the document?

• Up to 8 hours

• Up to 10 hours

• Up to 12 hours

• Up to 14 hours

Why were doors often locked?

• To keep workers inside

• To prevent theft

• To reduce noise

• To maintain temperature

What did the building lack according to the document?

• Proper lighting

• Proper ventilation

• Proper safety measures

• Proper heating

What is a sweatshop?

• A place where workers enjoy high wages and short hours

• A factory or workshop with difficult conditions, long hours, and low wages

• A type of gym for exercise

• A store that sells sweatshirts

Why do some companies use sweatshops in developing countries?

• To provide high-quality goods

• To produce goods at lower costs

• To ensure workers have good benefits

• To promote local culture

What do organizations worldwide work to promote regarding sweatshops?

• Longer working hours

• Better working conditions and fair wages

• More sweatshops

• Higher production rates

Where did the fire start in the building?

• 5th floor

• 8th floor

• 10th floor

• Basement