Which of the following BEST describes the conditions of white workers in Southern cities during the Industrial Revolution?Underpaid and told that blacks would replace them if they complained about their wagesAssigned agricultural jobsPaid well but worked seven days a weekUnderpaid but given many hours of vacation

The distribution of African American populations today reflects _____.Group of answer choicesclimate conditionspast slavery regionsnorthern industrializationclimate conditions and past slavery regionspast slavery regions and northern industrialization

Which of the following is evidence of the dramatic transformation of the American economy after the 1950s?Group of answer choicesthe increase of farm populationsthe decline of blue-collar workers and the rise of white collar workersthe shrinking number of salaried workersthe migration out of the South to the Northeastthe expansion of factory jobs and continued rise in blue-collar labor

Virginia's shift from white indentured servants to African slaves as a workforce was accelerated by this. What was it?Group of answer choicesThe Navigation ActMoral LibertyBacon's RebellionSausage Rebellion

Select all that applyAccording to Marx, racism by the dominant group keeps members of minority groups in low-paying jobs in order to ______.Multiple select question.provide a standard of living to a group of people who otherwise would not be able to find worksupply the capitalist ruling class with cheap laborallow members of minority groups to have great access to educational opportunitiesrestrict the wages of all members of the working class by replacing workers who demand higher wages with members of minority groups who have no alternatives

Which of the following was not true of factory workers?Multiple choice question.Factory workers suffered a loss of personal freedom.Skilled artisans lost their standing in the community when they became factory workers.Few factory workers were able to rise to supervisory positions.Skilled artisans were in great demand in factories.