What Strategy Did the National Consumers' League Develop to Argue

question 24

Multiple Choice

What strategy did the National Consumers' League develop to argue against the Supreme Court's refusal to accept a maximum workday for women in Lochner v.New York?

• A) They called for work stoppages by all women workers.
• B) They pushed for affordable day care for women workers.
• C) They reasoned that women workers needed special protection because they could become mothers.
• D) They demanded paid maternal leave to emphasize women workers' maternal duties.

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Definitions:

Tempered Radicals

Tempered Radicals are employees who promote positive change within an organization without engaging in open conflict, using subtle strategies to influence change.

Managerial Support

Assistance and empowerment provided by managers to their teams or individual subordinates to help them achieve work-related goals.

Business Case

A business case is a document or argument that details the justification for the initiation of a project or task, outlining the benefits, costs, and risks.

Grassroots Change

Change that originates from the bottom up within an organization or society, often driven by the collective action of its members rather than by leadership.