The Late 1930s Unionization Drive in the South Had to Overcome

question 35

Multiple Choice

The late 1930s unionization drive in the South had to overcome all of the following obstacles EXCEPT

• A)the region's relatively limited industrial development.
• B)the absence of a strong tradition of labor activism in the region.
• C)the lack of a strong tradition of black protest in the region.
• D)the prevalence of Jim Crow segregation in the region.

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Definitions:

Abdominal Wall

The muscles and tissues that form the boundary of the abdominal cavity, playing a key role in posture and protecting internal organs.

Fecal Elimination

The process of expelling feces (stool) from the body through the rectum and anus; a critical bodily function for the removal of waste and toxins.

Urinary Elimination

The process of expelling urine from the body, an essential function for removing waste and maintaining fluid and electrolyte balance.

Colostomy

A surgical procedure to create an opening in the abdominal wall for the elimination of waste, connecting a part of the colon to the surface of the abdomen.