When the Wagner Act was passed in 1935, supporting collective bargaining, about what percentage of American workers were in unions?
A) 2 percent
B) 10 percent
C) 15 percent
D) 25 percent
Answer: B
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A. parliamentary monarch B. socialist monarch C. constitutional monarch D. absolute monarch
What did the intense antebellum criticism of lawyers, physicians, ministers, and other professionals indicate about America?
A) People no longer had need for doctors. B) People were becoming less religious. C) Americans were inclined to question authority. D) Professional schools were undergoing a crisis and needed to reform their curricula. E) Professional corruption had reached new peaks.
What do most modern historians believe was the underlying cause of the breakup of the Union?
A) religious leaders promising salvation or damnation to each side B) politicians and agitators stirring public opinion into a frenzy C) ideological differences over the morality and utility of slavery D) a clash of economic interests between agrarian and industrialized regions E) infighting within political parties
For the Greeks, the term arete described the
A) moral failure of cowards. B) striving for excellence. C) avoidance of destructive competition. D) duties of a citizen. E) essential virtues of ordinary women.