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Welcome back, everyone, to Road Trip Trivia. I hope everybody had a fantastic Labor Day weekend. This is going to be the finale of season four. I am going to ask 10 questions all about Labor Day. Do you want to host your own trivia night at eventpartygame.com? Purchase a wide variety of instant downloadable games from pub trivia to murder mysteries to escape rooms. Whether you want to host live or virtually, eventpartygame.com has everything you need to ensure your event is a success. Labor Day trivia. I am going to ask 10 questions, then repeat them with the answer. Is everybody ready to play? Here comes your trivia game of the day. Question number one, where did Labor Day originate? Chicago, New York City, or Canada? Where did Labor Day originate? Chicago, New York City, or Canada? Question number two, what year was the eight-hour workday legally established? What year was the eight-hour workday legally established? Was it 1912, 1914, or 1916? Question number three, what day of the week is Labor Day celebrated in the United States and Canada? Is it Thursday, Sunday, or Monday? What day of the week is Labor Day celebrated in the United States and Canada? thursday sunday or monday question number four which month do many countries celebrate their labor day which month do many countries celebrate their labor day is it may february or june question number five in which u.s city was the first trade union formed new york city philadelphia or Orlando? In which U.S. city was the first trade union formed? New York, Philadelphia, or Orlando? Question number six. Congress passed federal laws in 1916 making what illegal in the workforce? Working at mines, child labor, or smoking? Question number six. Congress passed federal laws in 1916 making what a legal in the workforce working at mines child labor or smoking question number seven a true or false question 160 million children worldwide are engaged in child labor is that true or false 160 million children worldwide are engaged in child labor is that true or false question number eight what country has the lowest legal working age

is it sudan pakistan or bolivia what country has the lowest legal working age is it sudan pakistan or bolivia question number nine labor day marks the end of what is it nacho season pizza season or hot dog season question number nine labor day marks the end of what nacho season pizza season or hot dog season and question number 10 labor day is said to have been conceived by whom? Is it Gaylord Nelson, John McConnell, or Peter J. Maguire? Labor Day is said to have been conceived by whom? Gaylord Nelson, John McConnell, or Peter J. Maguire? Those were your 10 Labor Day questions. I am going to repeat them with the answers. Question number one, where did Labor Day originate? Chicago, New York City, or Canada? It originated in my country, Canada. Question number two, what year was the eight hour workday legally established? 1912, 1914, or 1916? It is 1916. Question number three, what day of the week is Labor Day celebrated in the United States and Canada? Thursday, Sunday, or Monday? Monday.

Question number four, which month do many countries celebrate their Labor Day? Is it May, February, or June? It is May. Question number five, in which U.S. city was the first trade union formed? New York, Philadelphia, or Orlando? It is Philadelphia. Question number six, Congress passed federal laws in 1916, making what a legal in the workforce? Working at mines, child labor, or smoking? It is child labor. Question number seven, 160 million children worldwide are engaged in child labor. Is that true or false? That is true. Question number eight, what country has the lowest legal working age? Is it Sudan, Pakistan, or Bolivia? It is Bolivia. Question number nine, labor day marks the end of what nacho season pizza season or hot dog season hot dog season and question number 10 labor day is said to have been conceived by whom gaylord nelson john mcconnell or peter j mcguire it is peter j mcguire that was today's game of labor day trivia and this also marks the finale of season four i will take a month break and be back with season five thank you so much everybody for listening for your emails for playing along it has been an absolute pleasure thank you so much for all of your responses I love hearing from you have a great rest of your summer we actually summer's over officially I guess I hope everyone had a great summer and I hope everyone has a fantastic fall thanks so much everybody until next time I'm Allie Lane and this was Road Trip Trivia

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