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Labor Heroes: True or False

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Decide if statements about labor history are true or false.

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Labor Heroes: True or FalseOnline version

Decide if statements about labor history are true or false.

by Dariana Martinez Lopez
1

World War II led to a permanent and complete shift in gender roles for women in the workforce.

2

Rosie the Riveter shows a permanent, lasting change in gender roles after the war.

3

The CIO organized mass-production workers across entire industries like auto and steel.

4

The AFL created the CIO to focus on skilled crafts and crafts unions.

5

The Wagner Act was passed in 1920.

6

Japanese Internment was officially justified as a military necessity with no civil rights concerns.

7

The Marine Cooks and Stewards Union promoted only white workers.

8

John L. Lewis had nothing to do with the CIO or labor unions in the 1930s.

9

SWOC aimed only to organize auto workers, not steel or other industries.

10

The NLRB bans unions from striking or engaging in collective action.

11

The United Auto Workers (UAW) faced no resistance from employers like GM and Ford.

12

The Memorial Day Massacre happened because the police provoked the marchers before firing.

13

The NLRB was created to oversee union elections and unfair labor practices.

14

The Flint Sit-Down Strike lasted only 2 days.

15

The NLRA guarantees workers the right to form unions and to bargain collectively.

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