30 points womens history
1. what is significant about the british women's ford motor strike of 1968?
a. they attracted the support of the female secretary of state on employment who championed the equal pay act of 1970
b. women strikers were able to shut down the plant due to inability to complete the cars without the seat covers they sewed, showing women's integral roles in the industry
c. they were able to negotiate a salary raise within 8% of men's salaries who were classified as same level of labor
d. none are correct
e. all are correct

2. true or false? the women of the ford motor plant in dagenham had all their complaints resolved after their strike in 1968 and did not need a second strike in the 1980s for skill reclassification.