What was the significance of Ford's Highland Park plant in the transition to modern America?
a. It was the first factory to open in the United States.
b. It marked the beginning of mass production in the United States.
c. This plant produced crucial military equipment for the First World War.
d. It was the place where organized labor first emerged.
e. Women were employed here for the first time.
B
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a. had formidable armed forces. b. were large and culturally diverse. c. were based on distinct theoretical foundations. d. had legacies that would continue long after their demise.
How did American workers and farmers respond to the economic turmoil of the 1880s and 1890s?
What will be an ideal response?
The American Protective Association specifically focused on __________
A) promoting the colonization of blacks in Africa B) defeating the goals of the Knights of Labor C) attracting immigrant voters to the Republican Party D) limiting the civil rights of Catholic Americans
The 1791 Columbian Tragedy broadside was an inflammatory account of:
A) an Indian defeat of an American military force. B) Shays' Rebellion. C) the XYZ Affair. D) Massachusetts' vote to ratify the Constitution.