Author Question: How did the war improve labor relations? A) strikes were outlawed during the war B) war ... (Read 144 times)

nramada · **on:** Sep 21, 2019

Question 1

Which of the following was true about conditions for blacks on the home front?

A) There were no job vacancies for black women.
B) Job opportunities spurred a large migration of blacks from the North to the South.
C) Blacks still faced a great deal of racial discrimination in the North.
D) Blacks were not allowed to get employment in shipyards or steel mills.

Question 2

The women's suffrage movement in America __________ during World War I.

A) suspended operations
B) was unable to make headway
C) made major gains
D) achieved full voting equality

Question 3

What effect did the war have on working women?

A) Women were forced to return to the home to care for their families while their husbands were overseas.
B) Women shifted to new positions that provided better wages and benefits.
C) Women accepted reduced wages to support the war effort.
D) Women were encouraged to abandon their jobs and join the active military.

Question 4

How did the war improve labor relations?

A) strikes were outlawed during the war
B) war contracts ensured fair working conditions and wages
C) the smaller labor force drove wages up
D) the female labor force during the war was willing to tolerate low wages and long hours