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Why boycotts are very effective?
boycotts are very important because for a stable business to grow and prosper it needs customers and if their goods keep getting boycotted then nothing gets bought and usually it collapses
What is the synonym of embargoes?
bans, bars, restrictions, boycotts, restraints, prohibitions, moratoriums, stoppages
Explain the difference between commercial and service sectors?
Commercial: a commercial service is where its main intention is to make money e.g McDonalds. Service: where things such as cafeterias are supplied and not for making money e.g. a hospital cafeteria or a prison cafteria
What tactics do consumer advocates use to raise awareness of issues affecting consumers?
publicity, boycotts, letter-writing campaigns, Internet "gripe sites," and lawsuits
What term means buying land with the intention of selling at a profit when the market price raises?
Speculation
What were some of the main features of the early US strategy of containment?
Embargoes and boycotts were indirect forms of containment.
Boycotts and protests are alike because their main purpose is?
to bring about policy change.
Did Martin Luther King Jr lead any boycotts?
he led 12 boycotts :)
The success of the grape workers union showed?
That boycotts could be successful.
How many boycotts did Martin Luther king jr do?
Matin Luther King did 4 boycotts.
What was the main intention of the alliances formed among European nations?
to increase tensions in Europe
What was the main intention of the alliance formed among European nation?
to increase tensions in Europe
What effects did colonial boycotts have on trade between the colonists and England?
colonial boycotts hated the colonists and England traded
What is true about consumer boycotts?
Consumer boycotts were an effective tool in forcing business owners to pass safety laws
What are three types of protest?
Sitin, petitions, boycotts.
The success of the farmworkers organized by Cesar Chavez showed that:?
Boycotts were an effective tool for social changeHope this helps your test :)
The main intention of the Fairness Doctrine was to?
It's a policy of the U.S. Federal Communications Commission established to ...
