Samuel Gompers called the ____ "labor's Magna Carta" because of the rights and benefits it conferred on workers
a. Federal Reserve Act
b. Underwood Tariff Act
c. Clayton Anti-Trust Act
d. Sixteenth Amendment
e. Workmen's Compensation Act
c
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Medieval European cities tended to rely on ____ for drinking water.
A. rivers B. wells C. melted snow preserved in cisterns D. fermented liquids, such as beer and wine E. aqueducts
The legacy Louis XIV left to France was
A. control, finally, over the foreign trade of the Netherlands. B. a hugely expanded territorial domain. C. a nation that was financially destitute. D. the friendship of the rest of Europe. E. a stronger administrative structure.
Look at Map 16.3, The dissolution of the Carolingian empire (843 C.E.) and the invasions of early medieval Europe in the ninth and tenth centuries. What has happened to Charlemagne's empire? Why did it fall apart so quickly? What role did the Vikings play in the destruction and rebuilding of Europe?
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If you were trying to persuade someone to follow mercantilist ideas, what would you argue?
What will be an ideal response?