In the Early 1980s, Apple, Inc

question 120

Multiple Choice

In the early 1980s, Apple, Inc., was often called "Camp Runamok" because

• A)every employee was encouraged to do his or her own thing.
• B)it was concentrating on laptops while everyone else was concentrating on personal computers.
• C)all the employees were so young, so they often played more than they worked.
• D)there were no coherent product lines targeted at identifiable market segments.
• E)its personal computers were running amok with viruses, spyware, and other problems.

Recognize the evolution of civil rights movements and their impact on various minority groups.

Understand the key historical milestones and legislative actions that have contributed to women's rights, including voting rights and workplace equality.

Recognize the contributions and struggles of the LGBTQ community towards achieving equality and the legal milestones associated with these efforts.

Identify the significance of major Supreme Court decisions in advancing civil rights and liberties.

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Definitions:

Majority

Majority refers to more than half of a particular group or amount, often used to describe the requirement for decision-making in voting contexts.

Certificate of Authority

A document that grants a company the legal right to conduct business outside of its original state of registration.

Doing Business

This term refers to engaging in any activity or actions that constitute the operations and responsibilities of a business entity.

Abuse of Discretion

A legal term indicating a failure to take into proper consideration, the facts and law relating to a particular matter; an arbitrary or unreasonable departure from precedent and settled judicial custom.