In the Years Immediately Following WWII, Labor Relations in the United

Multiple Choice

In the years immediately following WWII, labor relations in the United States were characterized by:

A) Several years of industrial peace in which labor and management resolved workplace disputes cooperatively.
B) A two-year period of industrial peace during which the National War Labor Board helped to resolve workplace disputes.
C) A two-year period of industrial conflict which was manifested in a great number of strikes.
D) A brief period of strikes lasting about two months, followed by several years of industrial peace.