Question

Negotiations between the federal government and the American Federation of Labor resulted in what? Select the two correct answers.
A. Workers agreed to a “no-strike pledge” for the duration of the war.
B. Women would be paid on par with men for doing the same job.
C. The government protected workers’ rights to organize.
D. The purchasing power of individuals and families went up.
E. Business owners and corporations lost money.

Answer 1

Answer:

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Explanation:

1. B. to encourage eligible American to become soilders

2. B. increased production of War materials

and C. a reduction in the number of European immigrants

3. A. workers agreed to a "no strike pledge" for the duration of the war

and C. the government protected worker's rights to organize

4. D. the Sedition Act of 1918

Answer 2

The federal government and the American Federation of Labor reached an agreement.

• Option A is correct as Negotiations between the federal government and the American Federation of Teachers resulted in workers agreeing to a "no-strike commitment."

• Option C is correct as Negotiations between the federal government and the American Federation resulted in the government protecting workers' right to organize.

The other Options are incorrect as,

• Option B is incorrect as Paying women equal to men was not a result of the federal government act.

• Option D is incorrect as Purchasing power increased of families was not a result of the federation of labor.

• Option E is incorrect as Business owners and corporations did not lose money as a result of the federation of labor.

Thus,  the above 2 Options are result of  American Federation of Labor.

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