Which Was NOT True of Life as a Factory Worker

question 25

Multiple Choice

Which was NOT true of life as a factory worker in the early nineteenth century?

• A)A high percentage of workers were women and children.
• B)Employers used fines and physical punishment to impose discipline.
• C)Government regulation protected workers from cyclical unemployment.
• D)Workers frequently labored twelve hours or more a day.
• E)Children and women were paid less than men.

Grasp the impact of anthropological thought on the concept of race as a social construct.

Appreciate the achievements of African Americans in peace-keeping and scholarly perspectives on the African diaspora.

Analyze factors contributing to the rise of anticommunist sentiments and the roles of major political and social institutions of the time.

Analyze legal strategies towards challenging racial segregation and discrimination.

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Definitions:

Appropriate Rest Pauses

Suitable breaks or intervals of rest allowed during work or activity to prevent fatigue and improve performance.

Workplace Distractions

Any factor or activity in the work environment that can divert attention away from tasks, reducing productivity.

CareerBuilder Survey

A research or assessment conducted by the employment website CareerBuilder, often relating to job market trends and employment statistics.

Noisy Coworkers

Colleagues who disrupt the workplace environment with loud conversations, music, or other sounds.