Answer:
The correct answer is letter B. The significance of the<em> Railway Labor Act</em> is that it set the stage for national legislation that protected workers’ rights to unionize and bargain collectively.
Explanation:
The Railway Labor Act (RLA), from 1926 guaranteed the workers’ right to unionize, to organize and bargain in the railroad industry, they could do it collectively through representatives chosen by their own category. The railroad industry, specifically the <em>rail transportation</em> was very important in the national economy, thus the law was limited to the railway labor at first. After, in 1964, the RLA was extended to employers and workers in the <em>air transportation</em> sector as well. Until today the RLA cover about one million workers.
All I can find is Alexander Hamilton and Albert Gallatin
The name of the program is the Works Progress Administration (WPA). This organization was developed as a result of President Franklin D. Roosevelt's New Deal. This series of legislation was aimed at helping the American economy recover from the Great Depression.
The Works Progress Administration was one of many employment programs. This agency specifically focused on helping artists, musicians, and other people in the fields of the performing/visual arts. These individuals were hired in order to paint murals at public parks and create programs/guidebooks for national parks.
<span>Treaty of Versailles</span>
The IDEO shopping cart.
In 1998/99 a design team at IDEO, one of the words most innovative product design firms, took on the challenge of redesigning a shopping cart. It was a failure.
