Henry Ford paid his workers more than three times the normal wage. This initiative:
A) led to the establishment of maximum wage caps in the automobile industry.
B) decreased his company's production, as the workers became lethargic.
C) led to the creation of a number of labor unions in his company.
D) made Ford's workers his customers.
E) led to an immediate increase in minimum wages across all industries.
D
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A. rose dramatically B. declined slightly C. rose gradually D. remained stagnant
The Five Civilized Tribes' jurisdiction over tribal lands was abolished by the:
A) Curtis Act. B) Morrill Act C) Acheson Act. D) Barnard Act.
Which president desegregated the armed forces and issued an executive order requiring fair employment in the federal service?
a. Franklin D. Roosevelt b. Harry S Truman c. John F. Kennedy d. Lyndon B. Johnson
In the 1988 campaign, George Bush essentially ran on a platform of
a. restoring American energy independence while protecting the environment. b. modifying the strong Reagan stand against abortion and affirmative action. c. reducing deficits and restoring a balanced budget. d. continuing the Reagan record of strong defense, prosperity, and conservative social issues. e. bringing about the collapse of the Soviet Union.