The Rise of One Big Union Was Primarily the Result

question 56

Multiple Choice

The rise of One Big Union was primarily the result of

• A)a surge in the availability of unskilled workers.
• B)a rapid increase in union membership after the First World War.
• C)a split in the labour movement between Western- based radicals and conservative craft unionists.
• D)an increase in strike activity across Canada.
• E)the failure by unionists to elect a member of Parliament on a labour ticket.

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