The American Federation of Labor (AF of L) Grew Rapidly

question 40

Multiple Choice

The American Federation of Labor (AF of L) grew rapidly in the early 20th century because:

• A) workers preferred the businesslike approach of the AF of L.
• B) it focused on organizing employees by industry rather than by skills.
• C) workers preferred the radical nature of the AF of L.
• D) it focused on legislative and political activities.

Understand the implications of sleep disorders on daily activities and safety.

Recognize the importance of diagnostic evaluations in identifying sleep-related problems.

Provide appropriate responses and suggestions to patients with sleep concerns.

Understand the importance of active voice in making communication direct and readable.

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