The Most Important Factor When Evaluating the Labor Supply in an Area

question 85

True/False

The most important factor when evaluating the labor supply in an area is its prevailing wage rate.

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Stephen Douglas

An American politician from Illinois and designer of the Kansas-Nebraska Act, which promoted popular sovereignty allowing settlers to decide if they would allow slavery within their borders.

Southern Democrats

Members of the Democratic Party in the southern United States, historically associated with the defense of slavery pre-Civil War and support for segregation and Jim Crow laws post-Civil War.

1858 Senatorial Campaign

Notable for the series of seven debates between Abraham Lincoln, the Republican candidate, and Stephen A. Douglas, the Democratic nominee, focusing on the issue of slavery in America.

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