At the Beginning of the Twentieth Century, Socialist Labor Movements

question 23

Multiple Choice

At the beginning of the twentieth century, socialist labor movements

• A)were in steep decline.
• B)had largely been co-opted by big business.
• C)had grown more powerful.
• D)had little support in Germany and Britain.
• E)were almost nonexistent.

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Expected Values

The expected value of a variable is determined by the total of all its potential outcomes, each weighted by its chance of happening.

Joint Probabilities

The probability of two or more events happening at the same time, often represented within a probability distribution.

Rule of 5

A guideline in statistics that suggests if the sample size is smaller than 5, certain statistical methods, such as normal approximation, may not be reliable.

Expected Values

The mean of a probability distribution, representing the average outcome one can expect to see.