Why did the Knights of Labor fail?
a. It could not provide effective national leadership.
b. It was unable to organize the workers.
c. It had no successful strikes.
d. It was unable to develop a set of objectives.
e. Terence Powderly was imprisoned.
A
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A) the peaceful inhabitants of Egypt's coastal areas. B) mysterious raiders of eastern Mediterranean states. C) the founders of the Hattian state. D) the first settlers of Greece. E) pirates out of Africa.
The importance of the Fronde was that
A) it convinced Louis XIV that the nobles must be suppressed in order for the monarch to maintain a monopoly on power. B) Cardinal Richelieu was killed. C) it caused the Catholic Church to be removed as the state Church of France. D) it resulted in weakening the French monarchy. E) the nobility created an Assembly from which they legally criticized the king.
Aristotle considered the middle class to be the most stable; because it possessed __________, it had neither the arrogance of the rich or the malice of the poor.
A. compassion B. moderate wealth C. competition D. industry
When Ronald Reagan vetoed the Comprehensive Anti-Apartheid Act of 1986:
A) there were national protests. B) Congress overrode the veto. C) the anti-apartheid movement collapsed amidst recriminations. D) Jesse Jackson declared that he would run again for the presidency in 1988.