Week 1 Problem D

On 8 March 1857, women garment workers in New York City staged a protest against inhumane working conditions and low wages. Two years later, these women formed their first labour union to protect themselves and gain some basic rights in the workplace. On 8 March 1908, 15,000 women marched through New York City demanding shorter work hours, better pay, voting rights and an end to child labour. They adopted the slogan Bread and Roses, with bread symbolizing economic security and roses signifying a better quality of life. In May of that year, the Socialist Party of America designated the last Sunday in February for the observance of National Women's Day. In accordance with the declaration, the first National Women's Day was observed on 28 February 1909. It continued to be celebrated on the last Sunday of February through 1913. What date was National Woman's Day in 1913?

this ones hard. I'll post my solution later when im done

Steve wrote:this ones hard. I'll post my solution later when im done

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NOTE: To all doing this problem, 1912 is a leap year.

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Archis wrote:NOTE: To all doing this problem, 1912 is a leap year.

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i got that too

Mira Holford wrote:

Archis wrote:NOTE: To all doing this problem, 1912 is a leap year.

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i got that too

i didn't

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