One of the Principal Factors That Contributed to the Fighting

question 83

Multiple Choice

One of the principal factors that contributed to the fighting effectiveness of the German military units in World War II was

• A) strong primary-group ties.
• B) strong secondary-group ties.
• C) fear of the Waffen SS troops.
• D) the effectiveness of Nazi ideology that made them feel that they were the master race.

Recognize the role of collective bargaining in labor-management relations.

Understand the concept and implications of a monopsony in labor markets.

Identify the factors influencing the ability and willingness of union members to strike.

Analyze the influence of right-to-work laws on union power and organizing efforts.

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