Chapter 9 Projects.
Last Group
Jena Rassmussen- working safety conditions= Low wages and bad hours, no sick days, or vacation. If workers had a injury they had to come into work or they would be fired. Children worked in factories to help with money si
Today we got close to done listening to presentations.
*Worker Safety/conditions
Workers that were ten years old worked up to 10 hours a day!
Women were not aloud to work more than 10 hours a days.
*Monopolies
A monopoly was when a business took over anot
Today we did more presentations.
*Worker Safety/Conditions
-assembly lines sped up production
-employees had to work like machines
-many developed health problems and stunted growth
-employers expected too much
*Reforming Elections
-sometimes ordinary citiz
Worker Safety/conditions
child workers rose. children worked to help with family bill. reformers work towards protecting workers and against child labor.............chiildren worked for lower wages and their hands were smaller. ........JENA Assembly l
well JORDAN GOOD finds it really funny to turn off my computer twice!!!!
Its totally not!!
we are watching the flat world movie again....
Today in the beginning of class we went over the Canada map. After that we continued the flat world video.
1. Describe what the “flat world” means before watching the lecture?
ANYTHING CAN BE ACCESSED THROUGHOUT OUR WORLD BECAUSE OF THE COMMUNICATION T
Today we went over the canada map for our test wedensday and thursday. We are also watching a video on Thomas Freeman.
Today we went over the canada map again i got to make sure i study for that. We are going to continue the video we started watching last week and doing the questions that go with it.
Questions:
1. Describe what the “flat world” means before watching th
Today we went over the Cananda map, and then we did the Thomas Friedman video.
The Canada test is Wednesday and Thursday.
1. Describe what the “flat world” means before watching the lecture?
THAT YOU CAN ACCESS JUST ABOUT ANYTING ANYWHERE IN THE WORLD A
Today we watched the video the flat land. We have no blog assingment this week.
1. Describe what the “flat world” means before watching the lecture?
IT IS WHERE YOU CAN BE HIRED FOR A JOB AND NOT EVEN LIVE IN THAT COUNTRY. SO A PERSON IS IN INDIA, THEY
Today we went over the Canada Map. Then watched the flat world video again.
1. Describe what the “flat world” means before watching the lecture?
Means being able to access things from the internet. Also that technology is advancing.
2. Briefly describe
Today Mr.Bruns said we wont have a weekly blog.. so thats good. Then we wenr over the map. I need to study the canada map. The test is wednesday. whoohoo. Now getting back to the video to answer the following questions. :
*Worker Safety/conditions
workers usually worked seven days a week 12 to 14 hours a day. there was no age limit on workers. Keating owen act prohibited the crossing of goods made by children , which isn't exactly what I got so....we'll see. Muller v.
My groups powerpoint is to be determined at a later date. Yes!
*Worker Safety/conditions
not very safe for children, workers went on strike for higher wages and better conditions,
*Reforming elections
secret ballot, 19th ammendment, initiative-petition
*Worker Safety/conditions
younguns were pretty much forced to work, sometimes before the legal age of 14. There were efforts to limit the number of working hours.
*Reforming elections
Oregon came up with the secret ballot. Known as the Austrailian Ball
Today, we got on the computers, and we continued presentations. I put me, Drake's, and Nick's Powerpoint together while Whitney and Josh talked about their PowerPoint.
We had to present our PowerPoint today as well, which went moderately well.We weren
