The correct answer is b
In the nineteenth century the knight of labor aimed to bring all types of workers to a union to improve working hours and working conditions for laborers. It aimed at uniting skilled and unskilled workers into a union.However, unlike the knight of work the american federation of labor focused on improving of wages, working hours and also avoiding general social reforms.
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Theodora raised the reputation of women
Explanation:
Theodora was a Byzantine empress, married to Justinian. Her performance in the government is often considered better and more efficient than that of her husband, making her a great ruler and a great influence on all governmental factors. She was as beautiful as she was intelligent and made a point of raising the reputation of women in her government by developing laws that would allow women to have established and respected rights, prohibiting trafficking in girls, changing divorce laws, so that women would not be impaired or devalued, among others.
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Through sharecropping, white landowners hoarded the profits of Black workers' agricultural labor, trapping them in poverty and debt for generations. Black people who challenged this system of domination faced threats, violence, and even murder.
Explanation:
Jay's Treaty is a treaty that settled the disputes that had risen between the U.Sand Great Britain in the early 1970's. Some Americans protested or opposed against Jay's Treaty because they thought that it hurt trade and did not make Britain pay enough for its actions.
The Sugar Act of 1764, also known as the American Revenue Act, was an act passed by the Parliament of Great Britain on the American colonies in order to raise revenue. The new Sugar Act replaced the Molasses Act of 1733, reducing by half the colonial tax on molasses, but stepping up enforcement of the tax. The Sugar Act not only affected molasses but expanded the diversity of goods that could be taxed. Sugar, wine, and essentially all sugar products, as well as clothing were to be taxed and strictly enforced.
