The Jarrow March of 1936 was in protest against what?
Correct answer: C. Unemployment
- A. The death what
- B. Globalization
- C. Unemployment
- D. Rightwing Policies
Explanation
The Jarrow March was a 1936 protest by unemployed workers from Jarrow in northeast England, demanding jobs and government action against economic deprivation. It was therefore primarily a protest against unemployment, not globalization or general right-wing policy.
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