What was the significance of Commonwealth v. Hunt ?
A. It declared organized labor to be an illegal restraint of trade.
B. By ruling that it was constitutional for a state to use the militia to end labor disputes, it declared strikes to be illegal.
C. By ruling that a contract between a labor union and a factory owner was binding, it recognized the right of labor to bargain collectively.
D. It recognized the right of workers to organize and strike.
Answer: D
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A. support for the monarchy unseen elsewhere B. calls for a German national state C. the end of the Holy Roman Empire D. the establishment of a representative body
In the 1940s and 1950s, the dominant sociological trend was to
a. attribute blacks’ poverty and disenfranchisement to innate biological deficiencies. b. portray blacks as pitiable victims of all-pervading racism. c. emphasize the need for blacks to assert their own cultural identity. d. dismiss allegations that a “black pathology” undermined blacks’ attempts to advance in society.
The first meeting of an elected legislature in what is now the United States took place in the Virginia House of ________.
Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate word(s).
When originally drafted, the Articles of Confederation expressed a strong sentiment for ________ ; but by the time they went out for ratification, the Articles assured the dominance of ________
A) localism; federalism B) a strong national government; state sovereignty C) states' rights; nationalism D) checks and balances; executive authority