in the late 1800s how many vacation days did workers receive per year

Answer:

nun

Explanation:

they got no vacation

In the late 1800s, working days were six per week for the workers and they had to work for 9 to 12 hours per day.

In the 1800s, many Americans had to work for seventy hours or more per week and at that time period, the length of the workweek became an important political issue. Since that time, the workweek’s length has decreased considerably.

Some observers believe that most American workers adopted the practice of working from “first light to dark” that means filling all their free hours with work throughout the colonial period and into the nineteenth century.

Gallman in 1975 calculates the changes in implicit hours of work per agricultural worker and estimates that working hours were increased 11 percent to 18 percent from 1800s to 1850s.

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The Bill of Rights was added to the constitution in 1791. Please select the best answer from the choices provided T F

Why do you think Kennedy’s election made Americans optimistic?

Which phrase best completes the diagram?
Goals of Social Policy
Providing citizens with
health care
Making sure children
are educated
?
A. Adjusting national interest rates
B. Helping peopklwho live in poverty
C. Increasing funding for the military
D. Encouraging banks to give out loans

Men were called to
serve in Vietnam
based on numbers
assigned on where
their birthday fell in
a given year

Which event angered Americans and compelled the US government to send two strongly worded warnings to Germany in May and June 1915?
A.
German submarines sinking the French liner Sussex.
B.
the delivery of the Zimmerman note
C.
German submarines sinking the British liner Lusitania.
D.
Germany’s invasion of Belgium
E.
the release of British propaganda about German atrocities against the Allies
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In Sophia's church, you would see no pews. The worship service is called "The Divine Liturgy". You would smell incense and see images painted on wooden panels, called icons. What church does Sophia attend?

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-Samuel F.B. Morse: His Letters and Journals (1914), vol.2,85.

The above quote is referring to what 1840s American invention?

A. The cotton gin

B. The railroad

C. The telegraph

D. The steel plow

Which of following countries are examples of nation states?

Japan and Iceland

Portugal and Brazil

England and the United States

The United States and Australia

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What best describes the "stout matron" at the end of the excerpt?

A. She is happy living in the tenement building

B. She is trying to make the best of her situation

C. She had given up hope

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Which is NOT an example of a country that gained independence from a colonizing country?

1. India

2. Ghana

3. Philippines

4. England

Put these events in the correct order:
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Atlantic Charter adopted
Japanese attack U. S. Navy at Pearl Harbor, Hawaii
Battle of Midway begins
Franklin D. Roosevelt elected President of the United States
German forces take Paris, France
Battle of the Bulge begins
Atomic bomb dropped on Hiroshima, Japan
Kristallnact--Night of the Broken Glass
Hitler succeeds Hindenburg as leader of Germany
D-Day landing in France

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(Emmett Till was a 14 year old black boy who wanted to move to Chicago to visit his family so his mother accepted. Emmett moved to Chicago and started flirting with a White woman, Later the woman had a husband and they killed him by beating him up just because the color of his skin in 1955 his story shocked the world and everyone was looking for justice towards black Americans. the woman was Carolyn Bryant)

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After liberating north Africa, the US and Great Britain launched the first invasion of German held territory in Europe
- Italy
- Poland
- Spain
- Yugoslavia

Which of the following is NOT an obligation of a citizen living in a
democracy?
1) An obligation of a citizen living in a democracy is to vote.
2) An obligation of a citizen living in a democracy is to serve as a ju
3)
An obligation of a citizen living in a democracy is to donate to a
political campaign.
4) An obligation of a citizen living in a democracy is to stay informe
on issues.

What is the second point presented in the
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bones of small animals
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Joseph Stalin placed a high value on motherhood because he
wanted women to produce more workers.
recognized the hard work involved in parenting.
valued women’s overall contributions to society.
had great respect for his own mother.

Gaining new territories led to more conflict over ___________ in the United States.
a
slavery
b
land owning
c
food
d
production

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the great compromise established that:

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A. They were needed to pay off national debt from the war.
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C. Leaders believed a more centralized government was needed that gave power to the president.
D. They were created to show rebellion against the British king.

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encouraged the
to their colonies in an effort to increase
the population and wealth of their colonies.
O cash crop
constitution
O immigration
O
indentured servant
O mercantilsm
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Which of the following is true of regions?
A
Everyone within one region speaks the same language.
B
A region may include areas that have the same climate and different histories,
languages and landforms.
с
A region might not be connect by any shared feature or characteristic.
D
Areas in one region will not have any features or characteristics in common with
areas in other regions.

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B.Taking another person captive to get demands

C.The spreading of a people from their homeland

D.Using violence to achieve a certain political goal

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Government owns & controls every aspect of life

A. Socialism
B. Communism
C. Federal
D. Oligarchy