At the End of the Nineteenth Century, White-Collar Employees Were

question 31

Multiple Choice

At the end of the nineteenth century, white-collar employees were identified with what group?

• A) The working class
• B) Labor aristocracy
• C) The middle class
• D) The propertied class

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Definitions:

Traditional Explosives

Substances that undergo a rapid chemical reaction producing gases at high temperature and pressure, used historically in military, mining, and construction.

Rubber

A flexible, elastic material obtained from the latex of certain plants or synthetically produced, used in making tires, gloves, and various other products.

Gaseous Chemical Products

Substances in their gaseous state that are produced through chemical reactions for various industrial, medical, or domestic purposes.

Explosion

A sudden and violent release of energy that results in a rapid increase in volume and release of gases, often accompanied by heat, light, and sound.