World War I Had Several Long-Term Causes, Including

question 25

Multiple Choice

World War I had several long-term causes, including

• A) a growing sense of nationalism throughout Europe.
• B) the frenzied imperialism that had dominated Europe's thoughts for the past few decades.
• C) the growing fear that if one of the European nations did not demonstrate its strength relative to the others, the United States would join the imperialistic jockeying.
• D) both a and b
• E) both a and c

Explore alternative labor movements such as alt-labor and social movement unionism and their methods for advancing worker rights.

Examine the idea of employee empowerment unionism and its approach to negotiating work conditions.

Grasp the principles behind associational unionism and the potential collaborative benefits between unions and professional associations.

Understand the historical origins and legal underpinnings of slavery in various English colonies.

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