during years 1870 to 1900 labor and management battled for control over wages and working conditions -1 governmental policy or p
ractice contributing to this conflict - 1 cultural or intellectual movement contributing - 1 new piece of evidence - 3 different challenges farmers contended with from 1875-1900 - 1 20th-century impact of the challenge on U.S. government policy or American society
During years 1870 to 1900 labor and management battled for control over wages and working conditions due to <span>cultural or intellectual movements</span>
The correct option is " cultural or intellectual movement contributing"
Between 1850 and 1880, the emergence of modern national and industrialized states such as Italy, Germany and France. Within this period the most important characteristics of the second half of the nineteenth century are produced in terms of the workers' movement: in the first place the scientific socialism of Marx and Engels arises, thus giving the necessary theoretical foundation at times when modern Parliaments arise in the different capitalist countries of Europe. In relation to this, the socialist doctrines began to create class parties, (exclusively labor) with the name of Social Democratic Party (with personalities such as Kautsky in Germany in 1890 or Lenin in Russia in 1900).
In the United States the county is the principal geographic and political subdivision of the states. All states divide their territories into counties except Louisiana, where the equivalent units are called parishes, and Alaska, where they are called boroughs.
Russian nobles opposed industrialization because it would damage agriculture. Many of them were farmers or depended on agriculture in some way. Also it would threaten their power is they ruled over farm workers.
