To Protect Children from Exploitation in the Early to Mid-1800s

question 58

Multiple Choice

To protect children from exploitation in the early to mid-1800s, the New York Children's Aid Society

• A) shipped children to farmers in the West.
• B) insisted on punitive measures of accountability.
• C) developed local community corrections programs.
• D) rallied political support for reform.

Understand how labor unions have evolved in the context of the labor force and their strategies for bargaining.

Compare labor union dynamics in the United States with those in other countries.

Understand the importance of strategic actions (like strikes, lockouts, and givebacks) in labor negotiations.

Recognize key legislative acts influencing labor unions and their historical context.

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Definitions:

Background

a person's or thing's history, education, or previous experience providing context or foundation.

Demographics

Statistical data relating to the population and particular groups within it.

Personalities

The combination of characteristics or qualities that form an individual's distinctive character, influencing how they think, feel, and behave in various situations.

Face-to-Face-Bargaining

The process of negotiating directly with another party in person, allowing for immediate feedback and adjustments to negotiation tactics.