Explain why, as after World War I, Congress and the public turned against organized labor in America. Cite some specific anti-labor actions following World War II
What will be an ideal response?
Postwar strikes turned public opinion against organized labor. President Truman fed the antilabor sentiment when he threatened to draft striking railroad workers and have the army operate the coal mines. Congress passed the antilabor Taft-Hartley Act.
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Which of the following was not one of the ways that the Glorious Revolution changed the relationship between the colonies and Great Britain?
A) Great Britain allowed some colonies to choose their own governors while others had their governors selected by the crown. B) Great Britain ensured religious freedoms for Protestants. C) Great Britain directed colonial governors to call annual assemblies. D) The crown restructured the colonial government by combining separate colonies into the Dominion of New England E) The criteria for voting in New England became property ownership rather than church membership.
Which of these was NOT commonly a part of Africans' secondary resistance to the Europeans?
A) It usually involved thousands of people. B) People from various ethnic groups banded together for the cause. C) People came from wide regions to join in the fight. D) Prophets of spirit-possessed cults blessed the people, promising them safety and protection. E) Openly practicing Christianity to gain concessions.
In August 1944, the Allies liberated from German occupation the city of
A. Stockholm. B. Amsterdam. C. Paris. D. Warsaw. E. Rome.
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