A) The CIO was composed of skilled workers only, whereas the AFL opened its membership to all workers.
B) The CIO allowed women and nonwhites as members, whereas the AFL did not.
C) The CIO pursued practical objectives such as better wages, whereas the AFL pursued a socialist agenda.
D) The CIO excluded farm workers, whereas the AFL did not.
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A) confirmed isolationists were pleased that the president responded to the incident by invoking the Neutrality Acts.
B) those who believed the United States had been too soft on Japan in the past were pleased by Roosevelt's denunciation of Japan.
C) Congress froze Japanese assets in the United States.
D) the State Department formulated a program designed to halt Japanese aggression in the Far East.
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A) It provided employment for men in the construction industry and building trades, and pumped money into the economy.
B) It was designed primarily to save financial institutions and railroads.
C) It was clear evidence that Roosevelt did not understand basic economic theory.
D) It was implemented without deficit spending.
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