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wrbasek0

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Who was an important figure in developing the strength of labor unions in the United States?
 
  a. Stanley Milgram
  b. John Hope Franklin
  c. W. E. B. Du Bois
  d. Eugene Debs

Question 2

According to government statistics, who had an unemployment rate three times higher than those with college degrees?
 
  a. high school graduates
  b. high school dropouts
  c. those with graduate degrees
  d. those in skilled trades



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(Answer: d)

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(Answer: b)





 

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