In the Early Twentieth Century, Workers Organized _______ to Protect

question 53

Multiple Choice

In the early twentieth century, workers organized _______ to protect their interests and counteract the power of wealthy business corporations.

• A) assemblies
• B) civic groups
• C) churches
• D) trade associations
• E) unions

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Definitions:

Uniqueness

Uniqueness pertains to the distinct characteristics or features that set a product, service, or entity apart from its competitors, providing a competitive advantage or unique selling proposition.

Successful Implementation

The effective execution of strategies and plans, resulting in the achievement of an organization's objectives and goals.

Organizational Structure

The way in which a company or organization is organized, including the allocation of tasks, responsibilities, and authority to carry out different tasks.

Shared Goals

Common objectives agreed upon by a group or team, aiming to harmonize individual efforts towards achieving a unified outcome.