The Unites Farm workers favored <span>C.) organizing consumer boycotts in effort </span>to win labor concessions from large agricultural businesses.
In the mid-1500s, John Calvin taught that humans could not change their fate through prayer, faith, or good deeds. This philosophy became known as predestination.
Activists held racial and religious prejudices against immigrants from Asia and southern and eastern Europe in particular. Feared that immigrants that worked for lower wages would take jobs away from union members. To plot against them, activists created the Chinese Exclusion Act and formed the Immigration Restriction League.
The contry that came after the German Empire is refereed to in English as Weimar Republic (answer D) and in German Weimarer Republik, but the official name of the country was German Reich - the name "Weimar Republic" only started being used after 1933, when it no longer existed.