During the Seventeenth Century, Indentured Servitude Solved the Labor Problem

question 3

Multiple Choice

During the seventeenth century, indentured servitude solved the labor problem in many English colonies for all of the following reasons except that  

• A) the Indian population proved to be an unreliable work force because they died quickly after contact with whites.
• B) African slaves cost too much money.
• C) in some areas families formed too slowly.
• D) Spain had stopped sending slaves to its New World colonies.
• E) families procreated too slowly.

Understand the concept of diversity and its significance in educational settings.

Identify and critique the deficit perspective and its impact on educational relationships.

Acquire skills in conducting cultural audits to enhance cultural responsiveness in the classroom.

Recognize the implicit messages conveyed through a teacher's symbolic curriculum.

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Definitions:

Industrial Unionism

A labor union organizing method where all workers in the same industry, regardless of their particular skills or trades, are organized into a single union.

Single Occupation

A career or job path focused on one particular area of expertise or profession.

Business Unionism

A model of labor relations where the main goal of the union is to secure better wages, hours, and working conditions, often through pragmatic dealings with employers.

Capitalist System

An economic system where private individuals own the means of production and operate for profit.