The Nineteenth-Century Labor Movement Argued That

question 83

Multiple Choice

The nineteenth-century labor movement argued that

• A) concentrated capital was not the enemy but that corrupt politicians were.
• B) extremes of wealth and poverty threatened democracy.
• C) strikes and walkouts were exclusively a male preserve.
• D) meaningful freedom could only exist in conditions of economic inequality.
• E) capital should be concentrated entirely among the laborers.

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