Artisans Differed from Factory Workers in That They

question 9

Multiple Choice

Artisans differed from factory workers in that they

• A) belonged to guilds.
• B) were highly skilled and usually educated.
• C) constituted longstanding community within the town or city.
• D) had stable families and passed on their skills to their children.
• E) all of the above

Recognize the roles and responsibilities of trade unions in countries like China and the influence of political and economic frameworks on these roles.

Identify and differentiate between types of unions (e.g., industry, general, political, craft) and their traditional roles in countries like Australia.

Understand the legal and voluntary aspects of labor relations in countries like New Zealand and how they impact employer and employee obligations.

Analyze the effects of political ideology on labor relations, such as Stalinist unionism in the Soviet Union and its outcomes.