In a Centralized Organization, Decisions Are Made Based on a Founding

question 46

True/False

In a centralized organization, decisions are made based on a founding document, much as the Constitution is used in the United States.

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Definitions:

Organized Labor

Refers to unions or groups of workers who band together to negotiate for better working conditions, wages, and benefits.

McCarthyism

Post–World War Ⅱ Red Scare focused on the fear of communists in U.S. government positions; peaked during the Korean War; most closely associated with Joseph McCarthy, a major instigator of the hysteria.

Foreign Policy

A country's strategies and decisions in relation to its interactions with other nations, concerning diplomacy, military actions, trade, and treaties.

Civil Rights Initiatives

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