The Fair Labor Standards Act Defines Oppressive Child Labor by Using

question 34

Multiple Choice

The Fair Labor Standards Act defines oppressive child labor by using:

• A)minimum wage earned by children in a workweek.
• B)age restrictions and identifying hazardous occupations.
• C)educational qualification required for the field of employment.
• D)working hours, health conditions, and number of dependents in a family.

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Definitions:

Recognizes

To acknowledge or take notice of in some definite way, often with respect to legal, official, or formal status.

Legitimacy

The general acceptance and recognition of an authority, usually a governing law or a regime, by the public.

Territorial Claims

Declarations by a country asserting sovereignty over an area, often based on historical or legal grounds.

Executive Agreements

Agreements between the head of government of one state and the government of another that are less formal than treaties and do not require legislative approval.