Question

question 19

1. among the gains that labor made in the 1930s was the right to

collective bargaining
company-sponsored unions

question 20

1. the dust bowl was a term to describe

a. the great plains area that was hardest hit by the 1930s drought.
b. life in central new york hardest hit by the depression.

question 21

1. breadlines/soup kitchens were

speakeasies of the 1920s
places for those hardest hit during the depression to find food

Explanation:

Analyze Question 19

The National Labor Relations Act of 1935 (Wagner Act) guaranteed private-sector employees the fundamental right to seek better working conditions and choose representation. This established the legal right to collective bargaining.

Analyze Question 20

Using the Great Depression knowledge point
The Dust Bowl refers to the severe drought and dust storms that devastated the ecology and agriculture of the American Great Plains during the 1930s.

Analyze Question 21

Using the Great Depression knowledge point
Breadlines and soup kitchens were charitable and public relief efforts set up during the economic crisis to provide free food to the unemployed and destitute.

Answer:

Question 19

• collective bargaining (Correct answer)
• company-sponsored unions

Question 20

• a. the Great Plains area that was hardest hit by the 1930s drought. (Correct answer)
• b. life in Central New York hardest hit by the depression.

Question 21

• speakeasies of the 1920s
• places for those hardest hit during the depression to find food (Correct answer)