Problems faced by English unionists included each of the following except
a. strikes were rarely successful and were often suppressed by force.
b. workers could not embark on strike action to back their demand until after 1875.
c. unions made some headway in protecting their members from unemployment and dangerous working conditions.
d. many workers believed that the only hope for their class lay in unified action through trade unions.
e. their organization was illegal until 1862.
e
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A) Countries with a strong core religious belief system to overcome objections B) Countries with advanced industry and technology C) Countries that possessed strong navies for conquest D) Countries that possessed strong militias to administer their will E) All of these
Compared to rural residents and their predecessors, urban laypeople of the Reformation era were __________.
A. more knowledgeable of the wider world B. subject to state control of information C. loyal to the Catholic hierarchy D. more likely to favor military actions
The Alien and Sedition Acts were aimed primarily at __________.
a) Jeffersonian Republicans b) American Indians c) African Americans d) High Federalists