What is the significance of Labor Day in the United States?

• It commemorates the signing of the Declaration of Independence.

• It is a day to honor military veterans.

• It celebrates the American worker.

• It marks the official start of summer.

When was the first Labor Day celebration in the U.S.?

• November 11, 1918

• September 5, 1882

• January 1, 1900

• July 4, 1776

Which U.S. President signed the act making Labor Day a federal holiday?

• Franklin D. Roosevelt

• Theodore Roosevelt

• Grover Cleveland

• Abraham Lincoln

What is a traditional activity associated with Labor Day celebrations?

• Fireworks displays

• Pumpkin carving

• Barbecuing

• Easter egg hunts

What is the origin of the adage about not wearing white after Labor Day?

• It was a marketing strategy by clothing brands.

• It dates back to the Gilded Age.

• It originated from a fashion trend in the 1960s.

• It was a rule established by the U.S. government.