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Labor Day 6th Grade

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 10mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Why do we celebrate Labor Day?

a)

to honor workers and recognize their contributions to society

b)

Celebrate the birth of a child

c)

to honor m&m's

d)

to honor veterans

2.

When is Labor Day celebrated in the United States and Canada?

a)

First Monday in May

b)

First Monday in September

c)

December 25

d)

January 1

3.

What month do other countries besides the United States and Canada celebrate Labor Day?

a)

October

b)

February

c)

May

d)

August

4.

Who is given credit in the United States for the idea of Labor Day?

a)

Edgar Allen

b)

Abraham Lincoln

c)

Donald Duck

d)

Peter J. McGuire

5.

In what year did Peter J. McGuire suggest to the Central Labor Union of New York that there be a celebration honoring American workers?

a)

1882

b)

2017

c)

2025

d)

1992

6.

McGuire stated that the day of the parade had no significance to the date, and McGuire said that it was chosen because...

a)

between Christmas and Easter

b)

it falls roughly halfway between the 4th of July holiday and Thanksgiving

c)

Halfway between Halloween and Christmas

7.

What state in the United became the first state in 1887 to grant legal status to the holiday

a)

Texas

b)

California

c)

Oregon

d)

Florida

8.

The following states established the same holiday in 1887, but celebrated it in the first Monday in September

a)

Colorado

b)

New York

c)

Massachusetts

d)

New Jersey

9.

In 1894 after the Pullman Strike in Illinois, as well as a series of unemployed workers's riots in May Day in Cleveland prompted what U.S. President to propose a bill that would make Labor Day a national public holiday?

a)

Bill Clinton

b)

Ronald Reagon

c)

Grover Cleveland

d)

John F. Kennedy

10.

Over the years, in the United Sates, the significance of Labor Day in the United States changed, what did it become a time for:

a)

Family get together's

b)

Parades

c)

Speeches