From 1881 to 1900, there were over 23,000 strikes, in which workers
a. were mostly victorious.
b. lost their jobs but gained few of their objectives.
c. successfully rallied the public to support them.
d. lost or comprised with employers 75 percent of the time.
e. won the day about half the time. .
e
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The Naturalization Law of 1790:
A) granted American citizenship to any African-born person arriving prior to 1776. B) granted citizenship only to white immigrants. C) stated that blacks were innately inferior and therefore naturally destined to be slaves. D) forbid the importation of slaves from certain African countries.
The main objective of the FMLN offensive of 1989 was to
A) capture the working-class quarters of San Salvador. B) inflict maximum damage to the economy. C) force the ARENA regime to the bargaining table. D) provoke the United States to enter the war.
During Reconstruction, public schools in the South were __________
A) completely integrated B) poorly attended C) strictly segregated D) segregated by law in every state
Which of the following best characterizes the response of white Republicans to Klan violence?
A) White Republicans passed laws designed to curb Klan violence, but enforcement was weak. B) White Republicans generally supported the Klan. C) White Republicans denounced the Klan but did nothing in response to Klan violence. D) White Republicans effectively cracked down on the Klan in most states.