The National Labor Relations (Wagner) Act __________
A) guaranteed that all workers would be paid a nationally established minimum wage
B) granted workers the right to organize and collectively bargain
C) gave management the right to forbid the "closed shop"
D) gave the president power to end strikes that threatened the nation's welfare
E) did not help workers who were not already unionized
Answer: B
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a. the abolition of the military draft. b. the abolition of samurai privileges. c. the rise of the warrior caste. d. the refusal of the gentry to hold civil service positions.
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