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Question 1

In 1815 Great Britain was governed by
 
  a. an absolute monarch.
  b. the middle classes.
  c. the people as a whole.
  d. the aristocratic landowning classes.
  e. wealthy merchants.

Question 2

In nineteenth-century Britain, labor unions
 
  a. made no headway in protecting members from unemployment and dangerous working conditions.
  b. organized all of the laboring classes.
  c. possessed the same protections as were put in place for corporations.
  d. were legalized but forbidden to strike.
  e. successfully consolidated in a Grand National Consolidated Trades Union.



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Reply 2 on: Sep 12, 2019
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