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1 Web Search What does the word “labor” mean? Who is a “laborer”? 2 Web Search/Thinking How have working conditions changed in the United States.

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6 1 Web Search What does the word “labor” mean? Who is a “laborer”? 2 Web Search/Thinking How have working conditions changed in the United States over the past 150 years? 3 Web Search/Thinking More than a century ago, workers organized themselves into labor unions. What were these labor unions fighting for? 4 Web Search Who had the idea for Labor Day? How did it become a national holiday? 5 Thinking How do you celebrate Labor Day? How as the meaning of this holiday changed over time?

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8 1 Web Search What does the word “labor” mean? Who is a “laborer”? 2 Web Search/Thinking How have working conditions changed in the United States over the past 150 years? 3 Web Search/Thinking More than a century ago, workers organized themselves into labor unions. What were these labor unions fighting for? 4 Web Search Who had the idea for Labor Day? How did it become a national holiday? 5 Thinking How do you celebrate Labor Day? How as the meaning of this holiday changed over time?

9 1 Web Search What does the word “labor” mean? Who is a “laborer”? 2 Web Search/Thinking How have working conditions changed in the United States over the past 150 years? 3 Web Search/Thinking More than a century ago, workers organized themselves into labor unions. What were these labor unions fighting for? 4 Web Search Who had the idea for Labor Day? How did it become a national holiday? 5 Thinking How do you celebrate Labor Day? How as the meaning of this holiday changed over time?

10 1 Thinking What would your website be about? How would its purpose affect what design choices you make? 2 Web Search/Thinking How have working conditions changed in the United States over the past 150 years? 3 Web Search/Thinking More than a century ago, workers organized themselves into labor unions. What were these labor unions fighting for? 4 Web Search Who had the idea for Labor Day? How did it become a national holiday? 5 Thinking How do you celebrate Labor Day? How as the meaning of this holiday changed over time?

11 1 Web Search What does the word “labor” mean? Who is a “laborer”? 2 Web Search/Thinking How have working conditions changed in the United States over the past 150 years? 3 Web Search/Thinking More than a century ago, workers organized themselves into labor unions. What were these labor unions fighting for? 4 Web Search Who had the idea for Labor Day? How did it become a national holiday? 5 Thinking How do you celebrate Labor Day? How as the meaning of this holiday changed over time?

12 1 Web Search What does the word “labor” mean? Who is a “laborer”? 2 Web Search/Thinking How have working conditions changed in the United States over the past 150 years? 3 Web Search/Thinking More than a century ago, workers organized themselves into labor unions. What were these labor unions fighting for? 4 Web Search Who had the idea for Labor Day? How did it become a national holiday? 5 Thinking How do you celebrate Labor Day? How as the meaning of this holiday changed over time?

13 1 Web Search What does the word “labor” mean? Who is a “laborer”? 2 Web Search/Thinking How have working conditions changed in the United States over the past 150 years? 3 Web Search/Thinking More than a century ago, workers organized themselves into labor unions. What were these labor unions fighting for? 4 Web Search Who had the idea for Labor Day? How did it become a national holiday? 5 Thinking How do you celebrate Labor Day? How as the meaning of this holiday changed over time?


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