What happened when auto workers at GM's Flint, Michigan plant went on strike?
A) They were attacked by the National Guard.
B) They won their strike by using the unique tactic of the sit-down strike.
C) They were removed from the Congress of Industrial Organizations.
D) They obtained better wages and shorter workdays.
Answer: B
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What would likely happen to anyone who questioned the communist party's authority is Stalinist Russia?
a. Exiled for life. b. Imprisoned in a gulag, the vast system of slave-labor camps c. Allowed to join another political party. d. Questioned by police but tolerated. e. Fined and denied employment.
The establishment of NATO
a. signaled a new phase of the Cold War. b. represented the first peacetime military alliance in American history. c. led to the organization of the Warsaw Pact. d. was designed to protect Western European nations that were members. e. all of these choices.
The black men Peter Salem and Salem Poor both distinguished themselves as
a. soldiers at the Battle of Bunker Hill. b. authors of political tracts which united the struggle against British tyranny with the struggle against slavery. c. delegates to the First Continental Congress. d. leaders of a British-inspired slave uprising in the South.
The Southeast Asia state known as French Indochina is today known as
A. Laos. B. Indonesia. C. Cambodia. D. Vietnam.