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clmills979

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The Wagner Act
 
  a. exempted labor unions from anti-trust laws.
  b. restricted injunctions against strikes.
  c. prohibited compulsory union membership.
  d. made illegal the firing of employees for organizing unions.
  e. mandated notification of workers before plant closings.

Question 2

What was the single most important source of motivation for participants?
 
  a. education
  b. ethnic identity
  c. motherhood
  d. economic stability



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Answer to Question 1

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