This woman served as a board member of the National Consumer's League, the major group lobbying for women's and children's labor issues.

State that passed the first minimum wage law.

Some parents ignored child labor laws so that their children could continue contribution to the family income.

Tragic event that took place on March 25, 1911 in which 146 workers died.

Guarantees a portion of lost wages to workers injured on the job.

State that passed the first workers' compensation law.

What floor did the Triangle Shirtwaist Fire start on?

Bakery owner that challenged New York law limiting bakers to 10 hour workdays.

Supreme Court ruling that states could not restrict the rights of employers and workers to enter into any type of labor agreement.

Group that works to influence legislators in favor of a cause.

The Supreme Court upheld the first minimum wage law stating that it was constitutional to ban child labor products from being shipped state to state.

Union headed by Samuel Gompers which focused on better working conditions and pay for skilled workers.

An economic system in which private businesses run most industries and competition determines the price of goods.

A system in which the government owns and operates a country's means of production.

Socialist union that's goal was to organize all workers into one large union that would overthrow capitalism.

Leader of the Industrial Workers of the World

City in which the Triangle Shirtwaist Fire occurred.

Laws were upheld by the Supreme Court to protect women in the workforce because it was a matter of public health.

The Industrial Workers of the World used peaceful tactics to protest and strike.