About 70 American members of this profession who emigrated to Argentina in the late 19th century are described in Karen Leroux’s article “Money is the Only Advantage.” Members of this profession, including Catherine Goggin and Margaret Haley, sued to reclaim unionization rights following the passage of Chicago’s “Loeb Rule.” A 1968 strike for members of this profession in Brooklyn’s Ocean Hill and Brownsville (10[1])neighborhoods was (10[1])led by Al Shanker. (10[2])Susan B. Anthony’s first formal work was in this non-clerical profession, the most common target of “marriage bar” policies. (10[2])This profession (10[1])was affected by the (10[1])“Quincy Method,” a byproduct of a (-5[1])“progressive” movement centered around it. (10[1])For 10 points, unions for what profession (-5[1])include the AFT (-5[1])(“A-F-T”), whose (10[1])leader (10[2])praised (10[1])the replacement of the No Child (10[1])Left (10[3])Behind (10[1])Act? ■END■ (10[4])