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How old must you be in North Carolina to work most jobs.
14
According to the OECD, which country's workers work the most hours
 
Mexico
 
China
 
Egypt
 
Japan
On average, Americans work __________ hours each day.
 
7.8
 
8.2
 
7.6
 
8.4
To what profession is this equipment related?
To what profession is this equipment related?
Astronaut
To what profession is this equipment related?
Maid/Janitor
To what profession is this equipment related?
Seamstress
To what profession is this equipment related?
Firefighter
The American Labor Day marks the unofficial end of which natural season?
Summer
According to tradition, which color should you stop wearing on Labor Day?
White
What activities are done on labor day?
Holiday, day of celebration between family and friends, workers' marches followed by picnics...
What is the purpose of Labor Day?
The purpose of Labor Day is to honour workers and recognize their contributions to society.
In which month do day other countries celebrate International Worker's Day?
May 1st
What was the name of the campaign that was represented by this image?
 
"We Can Do It!"
 
"They Can Do It"
 
"Women are Strong!"
Who founded Labor Day?
Matthew Maguire or Peter McGuire
Which country can claim to have celebrated the day first?
 
Canada
 
United States
 
France
 
Mexico
In which city did the first American celebration of Labor Day occur?
New York
Which state was the first to legalize the Labor Day holiday as a state holiday?
 
Oregon
 
North Carolina
 
California
 
Texas
When was the first day of work in the United States celebrated?
 
September 5, 1882
 
October 5, 1992
 
May 6, 2002
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