<p>yea, it wasnt taylorism. i got it wrong : (</p>
<p>No one remembers where the cherokee/creek indian question was on the test?</p>
<p>gkirsh:</p>
<p>The passage like: “They blow the whistle. I go eat. I do not eat before then.” is an example of Taylorism. Named after Frederick W. Taylor, “Father of Scientific Efficiency” or something like that. Streamline the work process (no wasted time) and you have a more efficient workplace.</p>
<p>the cherokee/creek indian question was southeastern woodlands</p>
<p>damn i’m down to 10 wrong and 3 omits. i just want my 700 and then i’m done with SAT2s :P</p>
<p>are you sure it was taylorisM/ it seemed like a bad connotation…</p>
<p>was political patronage choice A? cuz i’m pretty sure that’s what i put. it was like something about support from loyal rich ppl. that’s the same thing as spoils right?</p>
<p>nah im pretty sure its taylorism b/c taylor was a famous guy in the time for his work with efficiency in factories, and the passage made it sound like the workers were no-********, efficient workers who were kept to a tight schedule</p>
<p>and what was the answer to the one that was like after the revolutionary war what did most people want? was it strong unified country or were they cool with the articles of confederation? i think i put that they were fine with the strong state/weak central govt under the articles, until shays’s rebellion but the question was weird cuz it didn’t say like immediately after the revolutionary war or anything, it just said “after.”</p>
<p>i just remember thinking that the whole constitution and the united states under a strong federal gov’t was sort of a minority movement and a lot of people criticized the founding fathers at the time that they were creating a new monarchy</p>
<p>the answer was that they wanted a small and weak central government so as to protect individual liberties won through the revolution</p>
<p>alright nice</p>
<p>WOO got that right atleastlol</p>