Trade unions changed the lives of the factory workers in what way?
A) They fought for legislation to limit the number of hours a worker can work per day.
B) They fought for legislation that helped improve working conditions in factories.
C) They fought for a minimum wage for workers.
D) They fought for Collective bargaining agreements.
E) All of these
E
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A. It caused an overall loss of jobs. B. It generated improved productivity. C. It caused a significant rise in the cost of electricity. D. It fostered a revitalization of heavy industry in the Northeast.
The SNCC staff member who was refused a seat in the state assembly of Georgia because of his antiwar stance was:
A) Julian Bond. B) John Lewis. C) H. Rap Brown. D) Richard Hatcher.
Religious dissenters were welcome in Massachusetts.
a. true b. false
Under the terms of the Geneva Conference accords, Vietnam was
A. to be controlled by France. B. to unify with nearby Laos and Cambodia. C. to hold elections in 1956. D. permanently divided into two parts along the 17th parallel. E. to receive military aid from the United States.