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Test Yourself

The following resources are to help you test yourself (or compete with friends) on some key points you learned from the labor history study guide. The Quizlets are flaschards that you can use to test yourself. The Kahoots are for two or more people to compete. Ask your sibling, parent, friend, or class to compete. 

Quizlets

Quizlets are online flash cards and they're an easy way to learn and remember vocabulary, people, and concepts. You can use them on a computer and there is also an app you can download on your phone to keep up with your learning on the go. Check out the quizlets under this paragraph, and consider making one for yourself. 

Unions 101

What's a union anyway?

Labor Leaders

Do you know some key facts about important labor activists?

Union Terms

Some Important terms that are common in the labor movement

Labor Today

History is cool, but what is going on today?

Civil Rights

Civil Rights activism played a major role in the shaping of the American labor movement.

Immigrant Rights

How has the labor movement intersected with immigrant rights in history

Living Wage & Inequality

Fighting for a fair share

LGBTQ Rights

From Stonewall and the Coors Boycotts to teacher solidarity and Pride at Work.

Gender Equity

Learn about the women who have led labor throughout history

Union Acronyms

*This is supplementary*

Quiz yourself on the many unions in the US!

Kahoots

Have a friend or class where you want to test your knowledge through trivia? Try out these Kahoots!

Unions 101

What's a union anyway?

Labor Leaders

Do you know some key facts about important labor activists?

Labor Today

History is cool, but what is going on today

Civil Rights

Civil Rights activism played a major role in the shaping of the American labor movement.

Immigrant Rights

How has the labor movement intersected with immigrant rights in history

Gender Equity

Learn about the women who have led labor throughout history

Living Wage

How have unions fought for a #fairshare?

LGBTQ Rights

From Stonewall and the Coors Boycotts to teacher solidarity and Pride at Work.

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