US and GB's Unions advocated for what in particular?

Labor rights, social welfare, women's rights and an end to slavery.

How did the high and middle class live compared to those of lower class?

High/middle class people lived in nice houses and could afford what came from factories, those of low class lived in cramped apartments and could eat barely anything.

During these times of reform, people were inspired by Evangelical Christianity, explain what that is.

A type of Christianity on individuals able to change their lives. Values religious experience over learning the authority of the clergy.

Those who were not inspired by Christianity, what other things could it be?

Liberty, equal rights, and separation of Church and State.

After being denied participating in public events, what did Lucretia Mott and Elizabeth Cady Stanton do?

They founded an anti-slavery and women's right group.

A tragedy would strike the Triangle Shirtwaist Factory, what happened and what action would be made from it?

A large fire broke out in the building with a toll of 146 deaths; the state of New York would create the Factory Investigation Commission.

After The Jungle's publishing, what act would be made in order to ensure the safety of both workers and goods alike?

The Pure Food and Drug act and the Meat Inspection Act in 1906.

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Q and A for the Responses to Industrialization

Question	Answer
What were the movements called that pushed for reforms in the workplace?	Unions
US and GB's Unions advocated for what in particular?	Labor rights, social welfare, women's rights and an end to slavery.
How did the high and middle class live compared to those of lower class?	High/middle class people lived in nice houses and could afford what came from factories, those of low class lived in cramped apartments and could eat barely anything.
During these times of reform, people were inspired by Evangelical Christianity, explain what that is.	A type of Christianity on individuals able to change their lives. Values religious experience over learning the authority of the clergy.
Those who were not inspired by Christianity, what other things could it be?	Liberty, equal rights, and separation of Church and State.
After being denied participating in public events, what did Lucretia Mott and Elizabeth Cady Stanton do?	They founded an anti-slavery and women's right group.
A tragedy would strike the Triangle Shirtwaist Factory, what happened and what action would be made from it?	A large fire broke out in the building with a toll of 146 deaths; the state of New York would create the Factory Investigation Commission.
Who would be one of the first inspectors for the FIC?	Pauline Newman
Who published the book named, "The Jungle" that detailed the injuries factory workers sustained while working.	Upton Sinclair
After The Jungle's publishing, what act would be made in order to ensure the safety of both workers and goods alike?	The Pure Food and Drug act and the Meat Inspection Act in 1906.
Jacob Riis would go on to promote the living situation for tenants in New York through what book?	How the Other Half Lives.

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