Figure 17-2 
-Refer to Figure 17-2. What is Curve 2?
Definitions:
Early Labor Movement
A historical movement during the 19th and early 20th centuries where workers organized to demand better wages, conditions, and rights, leading to the formation of labor unions and significant labor laws.
Social Constraints
Refers to the societal rules, norms, or pressures that influence and limit individuals' behaviors and actions within a community or society.
Transcendentalist Movement
A philosophical movement in the mid-19th century emphasizing intuition, nature, and individualism.
Factory Workers
Individuals employed in factories who operate machinery, assemble products, or perform related tasks.
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