Question

what act was passed in 1947 to limit unions bargaining power? * 2 points
the taft - hartley act
the rockefeller - smuts act
the ford - dodge act
the kraft - heinz act

what president fired striking air traffic controllers that were unionized that * 2 points was scene as a potential fatal blow to the unionized labor movement?
president harry s. truman
president richard nixon
president ronald reagan
president george w. bush

according to social scientists, forming a union membership requires _ aka strong bonds of trust and solidarity.
social capital

Explanation:

• For the first question, the Taft - Hartley Act (officially the Labor - Management Relations Act) was passed in 1947. It placed certain restrictions on labor unions, such as prohibiting closed shops (where only union members could be hired) and requiring unions to give 80 - day notice for strikes that could endanger national health or safety.
• For the second question, in 1981, President Ronald Reagan fired 11,345 striking air traffic controllers who were members of the Professional Air Traffic Controllers Organization (PATCO). This action was seen as a significant blow to the labor movement as it showed a president willing to take a hard - line stance against unionized workers.
• For the third question, social capital refers to the networks, norms, and social trust that facilitate coordination and cooperation for mutual benefit. In the context of union membership, strong social capital (in the form of trust and solidarity) is crucial for the formation and effective functioning of unions.

Answer:

• First question: The Taft - Hartley Act
• Second question: President Ronald Reagan
• Third question: Social Capital