1. All of the following employers are excluded from the NationalLabor Relations Act except:
A: The U.S. government.
B: Secondary schools operated by the Roman Catholic Church.
C: Public utilities which have at least $250,000 gross annualvolume.
D: State, county and municipal governments.
2. The Taft-Hartley Act:
A: Was signed into law by President Truman.
B: Outlaws secondary boycotts.
C: Does not amend the National Labor Relations Act.
D: Prohibits damage suits for collective bargaining violationsand certain strikes and boycotts.
3. The New York journeymen shoemakers were convicted of criminalconspiracy in 1810 for all of the following reasons except:
A: The Association forbade its members from working withnon-members.
B: The Association bound them to work only for union-adoptedscale.
C: The Association forbade masters to have more than twoapprentices.
D: The Association's efforts were in response to an agreement bythe masters to lower the wage.
4. The Landrum-Griffin Act:
A: Forbids corporations or unions from making contributions orexpenditures in connection with elections for certain federaloffices.
B: Provides for payment of minimum wages by contractors engagedin construction, alteration or repair of public buildings.
C: Mandated that every union member be given an equal right toattend membership meetings and to participate in the voting anddeliberations of such meetings.
D: Prohibits the making of loans by a union to its officials inall situations.