Crowdly

a. The belief that workers should be able to control the work environment.

b. that factories produce more if workers are put under increased pressure.

Hawthorne studies (1924-1932) show:

a. that the relationship between management and workers are very important in getting the best performance.

b. A system of management based on friendly cooperation between managers and workers.

3. Taylorism (1911) is:

a. A "scientific" approach to management based on measuring time, performance and output and relating these to wages and salaries.

After

the massacre in the garage …

the

police arrested 2 men responsible for the killings.

one

gunman gave the names of the killers.

people

thought the police were behind the killings.

After

the massacre …

the

science of ballistics was used for the first time.

Capone became a well-known figure.

the

police found evidence against Al Capone.

Fred

Burke was sent to prison for …

taking

part in the massacre.

murdering

a woman.

killing

a policeman.

Moran

didn’t enter the building because …

saw a police car parked outside.

had a problem getting there.

was waiting for Weishank.

February 14, the lookouts saw …

the

gunmen getting into the car.

the

gangsters meeting at the garage.

the

dealer selling alcohol to Moran.

The

killers were not from Chicago so that …

the

rival gang couldn’t recognize them.

the

local people couldn’t recognize them.

the

police couldn’t recognize them.

1929, Jack McGurn …

decided

to finance a murder.

had

a task to organize a killing.

hid

in Miami from Moran’s gang.