The Fair Labor Standards Act of 1938 is significant because it
A) was the first concession made by Congress to organized labor
B) recognized the contributions of women in the workforce
C) established the minimum wage and forty hour work week
D) prohibited the use of minorities and children as strikebreakers
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Q8: The original Social Security Act of 1935
Q9: In order to stimulate the home construction
Q10: The Civilian Conservation Corps employed single men
Q11: The National Industrial Recovery Act of 1933
Q12: The major philosophical change in the American
Q14: Because of President Roosevelt's sense of fiscal
Q15: The policy which laid the foundation for
Q16: The original Social Security Act of 1935
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Q18: Hoover's response to the Depression was based
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