Labor unions, Populists, and debtors saw in the brutal Pullman episode
a. proof of an alliance between big business, the federal government, and the courts against working people.
b. a strategy by which united working-class action could succeed.
c. the need for a socialist party in the United States.
d. the potential of the federal government as a counterweight to big business.
e. the fallacy of using labor for organizing strikes to achieve economic gains for working-class citizens.
a
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What did as the objective of the Chartists in England?
a. To break machines and burn factories b. To make Parliament more democratic c. To overthrow capitalism through revolution d. To chart the expenditures of government money e. To strengthen labor unions
The colonies had been fighting with the British for a full fourteen months before declaring independence. What was NOT one of the reasons?
a. Continued belief that America was part of the transatlantic British community b. Support for the tradition of loyalty to the empire c. The realization that the colonies were not united d. Fear of harsh British reprisals against rebels e. Desire to trade with the British colony of India
In much of tropical Africa, what animals could not be kept because of their susceptibility to tropical diseases or pests?
a. dogs b. cattle c. birds d. fish e. cats
All of the following are true of economic globalization except that
A) free trade is not always fair trade. B) it raises concerns about diversity and conformity. C) its costs and benefits are questioned by many. D) Americanization is most popular in France. E) trade agreements seem to threaten job losses in developed nations.