Which statement best describes the post-World War I American attitude toward businessmen?
A) Business values saturated American culture.
B) Americans considered corporate leaders to be robber barons.
C) There was a growing hostility to the growth of the military-industrial complex.
D) Postwar America held businessmen in contempt as war profiteers.
E) Most Americans blamed corporate America for the post-war depression.
Question 2
As the economy changed in the early 20th century, Henry Ford led the way with new policies that other corporations would soon follow, most notably
A) pioneering a style of management that delegated corporate decisions to professionals in specialized divisions.
B) instituting worker-management teams to share decision making about production.
C) paying his workers higher wages to encourage consumerism.
D) breaking labor unions and replaced them with industry worker associations.
E) paying his workers low wages to increase the profit margin.
World human population growth through history illustrates an exponential growth pattern.
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American women operating machine lathes in a munitions factory.
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