The pullman strike (1894) was significant in american labor history because it showed that a) unions were powerful enough to break the restrictions placed on them by management. b) unions were infiltrated by anarchists after people were killed during the protest in chicago. eliminate c) non-violent civil disobedience was a successful way to protest racial segregation in the "jim crow" south. d) the needs and concerns of union members mattered less to the government than the needs and concerns of industrial executives.

Why do you think previous leaders of the country did not want the "common man" to vote?

What could have been done to stop the illegal voting? what about the violence?

Which of the following is not true of television journalism? television is even more effective than the radio as an agency for influencing public opinion. you must pay millions of dollars to build up and project the proper television image for their candidates. television media performs a public service in the field of political education. we should form our opinions by listening to network commentators to get a well-rounded perspective, as you can assemble from different sources we should listen to more than one commentator and read background articles in boo and magazines