Please answer both part: Which of the following statements are false? a. During the 1970s, unions became more likely to advocate for women's interests. b. By the end of the 1970s, a higher percentage of women belonged to labour unions than men. c. During the 1970s, women's average earnings remained below men's average earnings. d. During the 1970s, a woman became president of Canada's largest union. B. What political issue(s) significantly eroded Prime Minister Trudeau's popularity early in his term of office? a. Bilingualism, which never became popular and kept creating controversies both in language legislation in Quebec and in the recurring "schools question" in Manitoba. b. A significant economic slowdown during the 1970s, which effectively ended the postwar economic boom so characteristic of the first twenty years after World War II. c. The energy crisis, which persisted throughout the 1970s and into the 1980s, and significantly eroded Trudeau's support base in western Canada. d. Violent acts of terror by separatists in Quebec.

Please answer both part: Which of the following statements are false? a. During the 1970s, unions became more likely to advocate for women's interests. b. By the end of the 1970s, a higher percentage of women belonged to labour unions than men. c. During the 1970s, women's average earnings remained below men's average earnings. d. During the 1970s, a woman became president of Canada's largest union. B. What political issue(s) significantly eroded Prime Minister Trudeau's popularity early in his term of office? a. Bilingualism, which never became popular and kept creating controversies both in language legislation in Quebec and in the recurring "schools question" in Manitoba. b. A significant economic slowdown during the 1970s, which effectively ended the postwar economic boom so characteristic of the first twenty years after World War II. c. The energy crisis, which persisted throughout the 1970s and into the 1980s, and significantly eroded Trudeau's support base in western Canada. d. Violent acts of terror by separatists in Quebec.