The _____ aided big business by reducing the power of labor unions in the United States. Specifically, it meant that unions coul
d no longer demand that only union members be hired by businesses, nor engage in secondary boycotts of businesses selling or handling nonunion goods. A. the National Interstate and Defense Highways Act of 1956 B. the Taft-Hartley Act of 1947 C. the Servicemen's Readjustment Act of 1944 D. the William Levitt Act of 1958
The new agreement helped big business by reducing the power of unions in the United States. In particular, it meant that trade unions could no longer demand that only trade unionists be hired by companies, or participate in secondary boycotts of companies that sold or manipulated non-union goods.
A. The 1956 National Interstate and Defense Highway Law
When evaluating someone for depression, physicians look for all of the following except "<span>D. a reason to blame others for the problem", since this has no medical benefit and can oftentimes make things worse.</span>
The Church believes that throughout history some wars were morally right, but many wars could've and should've been avoided. The Just War Theory can be broken down into two components
