The National Labor Relations Act, popularly known as the ________ Act, provided workers with greater assurance that their collective bargaining rights would be honored.
Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate word(s).
Wagner
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A) President Polk insisted, along with many Texans, that the Rio Grande was the legitimate western boundary of Texas. B) President Polk insisted, along with many Texans, that the Nueces River was the legitimate western boundary of Texas. C) The hardline, extremist Mexican President Herrera refused to negotiate in good faith with the United States over a compromise boundary for Texas. D) President Polk continued to support domestic revolts to overthrow the government of Mexican President Herrera.
Advertising in the 1920s was strongly influenced by the success of what World War I?era agency?
A. the Committee on Public Information B. the War Industries Board C. the National War Labor Board D. the U.S. Food Administration
What land masses make up the Polynesian Triangle?
A) Hawai'i, Easter Island, and New Zealand B) Bismarck Arch, Fiji, and Samoa C) Tahiti, Australia, and New Zealand D) Hawai'i, Taiwan, and Philippines E) Easter Island, Samoa, and Australia
The primary goal of the Immigration Restriction League made up of Harvard graduates was to promote passage of a bill requiring immigrants to __________
A) pass a literacy test B) learn the Pledge of Allegiance C) pay an entrance fee when coming to the United States D) receive a series of inoculations against contagious diseases