Which statement BEST contrasts the War on Crime with the War on Drugs? A)
The War on Crime was a demand from American voters, while the War on
Drugs was a demand from law enforcement
B)
The War on Crime was (and continues to be a success, while the War on
Drugs was (and continues to be) a failure.
The focus of the War on Crime was to restructure law enforcement, while
the focus of the War on Drugs was to end drug use.
The cost of the War on Crime was paid by taxpayers, while the cost of the
War on Drugs was completely covered by drug busts.
D)

What two different approaches did the knights of labor and the american federation of labor take in building a union organization? a) the knights of labor accepted only unskilled workers; the american federation of labor accepted only skilled workers. b) the knights of labor accepted skilled and unskilled workers; the american federation of labor accepted only skilled workers.c) the knights of labor refused to accept african american or chinese workers; the american federation of labor accepted all workers.d) the knights of labor accepted workers from a single industry; the american federation of labor accepted workers from several industries.