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Explanation:

  • Lack of a representative form of government. The government of Pennsylvania has officials whose major concern is to protect their personal interests like industrial and financial interests rather than focusing on the needs of the people.
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  • A great deal of attention is paid to the attempts of the immigrant steelworkers in Braddock to improve their lives by organizing a union. During the 1930s the eyes of the labor movement as a whole in the United States were often focused on the struggles for unionization of the steelworkers. The final section, Book 4, "Dobie", is largely taken up by Dobie's gaining work experience, coming to recognize the need to help organize a union despite the risk of losing his job, and of the Braddock steelworkers' several attempts to organize. But the successful attempt by the Steel Workers Organizing Committee, or S.W.O.C., is the culmination of almost 50 years of struggles to organize, in order to lesson the sharp exploitation of the workers by U.S. Steel.

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Cr Inventory $1,300

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Dr Accounts Payable $350

Cr Inventory $350

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Cr Sales Discounts $21

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Dr Accounts Payable $3,850

Cr Inventory $77

Cr Cash $3,773

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Dr Supplies $350

Cr Cash $350

May 12

Dr Inventory $1,400

Cr Cash $1,400

May 15

Dr Cash $150

Cr Inventory $150

May 17

Dr Inventory $1,300

Cr Accounts Payable $1,300

May 19

Dr Inventory $140

Cr Cash $140

May 24

Dr Cash $3,500

Cr Sales Revenue $3,500

Dr Cost of goods sold $2,100

Cr Inventory $2,100

May 25

Dr Inventory $620

Cr Accounts Payable $620

May 27

Dr Accounts Payable $1,300

Cr Inventory $26

Cr Cash $1,274

May 29

Dr Sales returns and Allowances $70

Cr Cash $70

Dr Inventory $30

Cr Cost of goods sold $30

May 31

Dr Accounts Receivable $1,000

Cr Sales Revenue $1,000

Dr Cost of goods sold $560

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Explanation:

Preparation of the journal entries using a perpetual inventory system

May 1

Dr Inventory $4,200

Cr Accounts Payable $4,200

(To record the purchases on account)

May 2

Dr Accounts Receivable $2,100

Cr Sales Revenue $2,100

(To record the credit sales)

Dr Cost of Goods Sold $1,300

Cr Inventory $1,300

(To record the cost of goods sold)

May 5

Dr Accounts Payable $350

Cr Inventory $350

(To record the purchase returns)

May 9

Dr Cash ($2,100-21) $2,079

Cr Sales Discounts ($2,100*1%) $21

Accounts Receivable $2,100

(To record the cash collected on account)

May 10

Dr Accounts Payable ($4,200-$350) $3,850

Cr Inventory ($3,850*2%) $77

Cr Cash ($3,850-$77) $3,773

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May 11

Dr Supplies $350

Cr Cash $350

(To record the supplies purchased)

May 12

Dr Inventory $1,400

Cr Cash $1,400

(To record the cash purchases)

May 15

Dr Cash $150

Cr Inventory $150

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May 17

Dr Inventory $1,300

Cr Accounts Payable $1,300

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Dr Cash $3,500

Cr Sales Revenue $3,500

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Dr Cost of goods sold $2,100

Cr Inventory $2,100

(To record the cost of goods sold)

May 25

Dr Inventory $620

Cr Accounts Payable $620

(To record the credit purchases)

May 27

Dr Accounts Payable $1,300

Cr Inventory ($1,300*2%) $26

Cr Cash ($1,300-$26) $1,274

(To record the amount paid to supplier)

May 29

Dr Sales returns and Allowances $70

Cr Cash $70

(To record the sales return)

Dr Inventory $30

Cr Cost of goods sold $30

(To record the cost of goods returned)

May 31

Dr Accounts Receivable $1,000

Cr Sales Revenue $1,000

(To record the credit sales)

Dr Cost of goods sold $560

Cr Inventory $560

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