Today is the first day of presentation
*Worker Safety/conditions
workers had very unsafe condition, every day of the day, and for long hours
no age requirements for young workers
.10 per hour
children got hurt more
keating owen act- couldn't ship goods mad
Today we started presenting our projects. Mr. Bruns isn't feeling good and is dizzy, but he's just a whiner. Rachel and I will present our powerpoint on Thursday, since Bruns will be gone tomorrow. We already presented our video so no worries about t
*Worker Safety/conditions
Keaton Owen Act- prohibited crossing of goods made by child labor between states, supreme court decided it was unconstitutional, ban child labor and set minimum wage, not completly rid of child labor but maximum hours of 10 p
Started projects for reals today. We'll see how things fly.
Children worked and more likely to get hurt. No minimum wage. Women were allowed to work 10 hour day like men did. Some states started having welfare, early version of social security, accide
Today we are doing chapter 9 projects. Below are the topics for the test.
*Worker Safety/conditions
worked at railroads, in cities. Worked 12 hour days everyday.
No minimum age until later.
Passed Keating Owen Act in 1916- prohibited goods produced by ki
Today we started our Chapter 9 Progressive Era power points. First went Jessica...
*Worker Safety/conditions
Laborers worked at railroads, skyscrapers, in cities in mills. Worked every day of the week.12 hours a day. sometimes on sundays they worked fo
today, we did presentations
*Worker Safety/conditions:
laborers worked in unsafe conditions
worked every day of the week
sundays would sometimes be 24hrs
no minimum age until progresssives
10-14 cents per hr.
children tired easily
progressives passed the kea
Today we started presenting projects.
Laborers worker at railroads and other places and worked 7 days a week and usually worked 12 hours a day, there was no age limit saying when people could start working. Children were more likely to get hurt. Keati
today we are starting our preseations.
workmens compensions
hours change
child labor laws
minmun wages
roosevlt did not want monoplies to go away
1909 1/3 of the oil companys were controled by teh same person
oh no, we were totally off topic during a presentation. Nooooooooo.... sigh.... yawn.... so i'm going to use a different person's presentation to get my info on government reform.
regulating food and drugs- meat inspection act, medicines and food had
Today we are presenting our Ch nine projects
Reinventing Goverment
goverment should fovus on outcomes and needs of customers
problems should be solved from the lowest level of gov. possible
Term Limits
there were as least 18 states that had rules that sai
*Worker Safety/conditions
*Reforming elections
*Segregation
*Regulating food & drugs
*Conservation
*Monopolies
*Taxation/Banking
*Aid Organizations-helping poor
*Muckrakers
*Efficiency in the workplace
*Women social changes
*Reforming Government
Rey- Refo
the pure food and drug act haulted the sale of contaminted food and medicine and called for truth labeling. the worker saftey/conditions wanted to reduce the number of child workers, reformers worked to protect workers and to end child labor. an act
*Reforming elections
*Segregation
*Conservation
*Monopolies
*Taxation/Banking- four constitutional amendments were adopted during the progressive era, authorized and income tax,
Pure Food and Drug Act: meat inspection act : required the meat packing p
