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Changes in Child Labor

 

 

 

Child Labor vs. Education

 

 

 

Child Labor vs. Education

 

 

 

Rhode Island History journal lessons

In this page, we have three lessons using journal articles from Rhode Island History that complement this module, “They Didn’t Shut Up: Women Labor Organizers,” in which Al Sisti, a retired steelworker, reminisces about Anne Burlak, a union activist, “A Call to Arms” about Thomas Wilson Dorr’s forceful effort to implement the People’s Constitution, and “The Dorriad,” in which students analyze a poem for further exploration of the Dorr Rebellion.

 

 

 

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