France's Trade Union Movement

question 8

Multiple Choice

France's trade union movement

• A) has always been strong given the influence of the Socialist and Communist Parties in the countries.
• B) has traditionally been weak due to de Gaulle's suppression of unions after the May 1968 protests.
• C) has become weaker with the breakdown of social class and ideology in the country.
• D) is generally weak, although representatives of the unions serve on boards of public agencies.
• E) has little support among the French public.

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