This Was the Most Significant By-Product of Prohibition

question 20

Multiple Choice

This was the most significant by-product of Prohibition.

• A) genesis of a trend towards temperance in the United States
• B) solidification of the "myth of the Mafia"
• C) shift of power from city bosses to private individuals engaged in organized crime
• D) Sicilian domination of organized crime

Analyze the advantages and disadvantages of internal recruitment strategies and measures for retaining top talent through stages of career development.

Understand the benefits of division of labor and how it enhances efficiency in organizations.

Differentiate between various forms of job analysis, especially the competency-based analysis.

Recognize the purpose and process of job analysis in determining compensation.

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Definitions:

Church and State

The phrase "church and state" refers to the relationship between religious organizations and the government, often emphasizing the degree of separation between them.

Marston Moor

A decisive battle of the English Civil War fought on 2 July 1644, where the Parliamentarians defeated the Royalists, greatly influencing the war's outcome.

Northern England

A geographical region of England, marked by its distinct cultural, historical, and economic identities, and typically considered to include areas such as Yorkshire, the North East, and the North West.

Test Act

Legislation passed in 1673 in England, requiring all civil and military officials to profess the Protestant faith, effectively excluding Catholics from office.