Question

1. Which of the following is a characteristic of the 19^th century working-class?

A. Its members unified by their low status jobs and low wages..

B. Its members engaged in temporary or permanent migration in search of work.

C. Its members' demonstrated a lack of discipline (poor attendance, lack of focus, poor productivity.).

D. Its members were submissive, tending to endure the hardships they experienced without complaint..

2. Despite poor working conditions, workers take jobs in assembly plants today because they have been displaced from their land, or put out of business by imported cheap goods.

A. True

B. False

Answer 1

1. A. Its members unified by their low status jobs and low wages.
   (One of the common characteristic of workers in the 19th century was that they were unified by their low status jobs and low wages. It was not as if they lacked discipline or productivity to do any work.)
   
2. A. True
   (The given statement is true. Despite poor working conditions, workers take jobs in assembly plants today because they have been displaced from their land, or put out of business by imported cheap goods. )

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