- (29) this party was made in an effort to combat the situation for farmers politically.
- (29) What's the name of the some successful games on the behalf of workers by refining tactics in 1886
- (29) The Atlantic Constitution (South needs to get Northified)
- (29) what did the South remain dependent on besides further encouraging formation of many small-scall cotton mills
- (28) US Army forced striking workers in Pullman back to work citing they were breaking federal law for obstruction of postal service
- (28) What mercaneries did the Carnegie Steel Company hire to put the workers back to work. They shot and killed multiple workers in order was later restored by state National Guard
- (29) the patrons of husbandry, this group was formed due to railroad companies charging more for smaller loads/shorter distances
- (28) when did the federal government break up monopolies and cartels
- (28) what did governments say that 1 (or a few) strong consistent companies controlling an industry would do
- (28) how did the political boss benefit in a political machine besides bribes?
- (27) Which companies developed catalogs to promote businesses?
- (27) What other things besides electricity and steel making processes did the 2nd Industrial Revolution focus on improving?
- (27) in the late 19th century, what did families have
- (27) What other things did the 2nd Industrial Revolution also focus on?
- (28) informal political groups or parties supporting individuals elected into office by listening to constituents and lobbying on behalf of the public (often for personal gain)
- (27) He rapidly grew the Carnegie Steel Company, propelling the construction of steel railways, skyscrapers, bridges, and ships
- (27) all steps of production done by specialized workers and departments to complete one product
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- 52 year old male called for EMS because he is experiencing a headache. The patient tells you this is "the worse headache of my life." On examination, you note the patient has photophobia. What does this term mean?A. Fear of camerasB. Fear of photographsC. Fear of xraysD. Fear of light
- You respond to the home of a 38 year old female who complains of nausea and vomiting. The patient informs you she has been ill for the past 3 days with nausea and vomiting and states that she can't "keep anything down." When questioned how many times she's vomited in the past 24 hours, she tells you at least 30 times. When giving a radio report to the receiving hospital, what term would you use to describe the patient's condition?A. HypergastritisB. HypernauseaC. HyperemesisD. Hypervomitus