The Wagner Act Was Significant Mostly Because It ______

question 59

Multiple Choice

The Wagner Act was significant mostly because it ______.

• A) curtailed the power of monopolies
• B) was partly responsible for the Great Depression
• C) vastly expanded the power of labor unions
• D) led to fifty years of protectionist trade policy
• E) eliminated congressional control of monetary policy

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