The real breakthrough in the Christian ‘reconquest' of Spain occurred in 1085 when ______ was liberated from Muslim control, resulting in almost half of the country returning to Christians.
a. Madrid.
b. Majorca.
c. Granada.
d. Toledo.
d. Toledo.
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Which of the following characterized labor unions in late nineteenth-century America?
a) They had an antagonistic relationship with the government. b) They were controlled by the international workers’ movement. c) They established a political party that represented workers. d) They all welcomed immigrants regardless of race or gender.
The most powerful sign of a deepening depression in the early 1930s was __________.
A. rising unemployment B. inflation C. government welfare D. soup kitchens
Samuel Gompers opposed women in the American Federation of Labor because he __________
a. felt that women workers needed to be organized separately b. believed that women should not work out of the home c. feared that women would attempt to take leadership roles in the union d. knew that women could not afford the high initiation fees e. believed that women workers would lower the pay scales for men
Which of these was first produced in 1829 by George Stephenson?
A) theRocket B) electricity C) chemical fertilizer D) synthetic rubber