The American system of mass manufacture of standardized, interchangeable parts provided strong incentives for U.S. capitalists to
a. lay off tens of thousands of American workers from factories.
b. hire American workers rather than foreign immigrants.
c. replace skilled labor with machinery.
d. build extremely large factories in dedicated industrial districts.
e. pay higher wages to retain a steady workforce.
c
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A) the Albany Movement and the Birmingham March B) the Albany Movement and King's assassination C) Nixon's election to the presidency and the Vietnam War D) Kennedy's assassination and the bombing of the 16th Street Baptist Church in Birmingham
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a. There was a higher level of corruption among them than among their white counterparts. b. They had more integrity and competence than their white counterparts. c. They had a desire to implement radical social programs. d. They had a strong desire for harsh revenge on former slaveholders. e. They lacked education and that impeded their success.
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Indicate whether the statement is true or false