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How did the American Federation of Labor view strikes? |
They embraced strikes as an effective way to make gains for workers. |
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What can be concluded about the demise of the Knights of Labor? |
The public wanted a more moderate approach to labor issues. |
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How might the Knights of Labor have developed if its members had admitted belonging to the union? |
Development would have suffered because many of the workers would have been fired. |
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Which characteristic of the American Federation of Labor might make it more appealing to workers with families? |
Striking workers received benefits and support. |
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Which was a consequence of the Haymarket Square Riot? |
eroded support for the Knights of Labor |
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Which type of economic system was favored by small business owners? |
free market |
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Which of the following can be said about labor movements by the end of the 19th century? |
They had successfully organized skilled workers into unions. |
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Which of the following was used against unions? |
Sherman Anti-Trust Act |
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In the economy of Nation A, natural laws of economics such as supply and demand completely control the economy with no interference from government. This is an example of a |
market economy |
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