Working as a Skilled Craftsman in America in the Late

question 16

Multiple Choice

Working as a skilled craftsman in America in the late nineteenth century

• A) meant guaranteed wages and year-round work.
• B) did not ensure financial security.
• C) was not much different from being a common laborer.
• D) required a secondary education.

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