In 1900, the U.S. worker was most likely to have a(n) __________ job; today, the average U.S. worker has a __________ job.A.white-collar or service; blue-collar or factoryB.agricultural or farm; white-collar or serviceC.blue-collar or factory; white-collar or serviceD.agricultural or farm; blue-collar or factory

Manufacturing jobs lost in the United States since 1960 have largely been replaced by __________ jobs.A.professionalB.technicalC.serviceD.farmingSubmit

Which of following jobs are typically expected to be fulfilled by males in U.S. society?Multiple select question.secretaryconstruction workerairline pilotdressmaker

Which of the following BEST describes the conditions of white workers in Southern cities during the Industrial Revolution?Underpaid and told that blacks would replace them if they complained about their wagesAssigned agricultural jobsPaid well but worked seven days a weekUnderpaid but given many hours of vacation

Multiple Choice QuestionExcluding farmworkers, the service sector accounts for what percentage of jobs in the United States?Multiple choice question.25 percent40 percent65 percent80 percent

The United States has shifted from a ________ economy to a ________ economy over the past three decades.Question 14Select one:a.service; manufacturingb.minimum wage; fair wagec.public-sector; private-sectord.manufacturing; servic