How Was the Knights of Labor Different from Other Nineteenth-Century

question 28

Multiple Choice

How was the Knights of Labor different from other nineteenth-century labor organizations?

• A) It employed strikes to further its cause.
• B) It fought for the eight-hour workday.
• C) It called for the government to create bureaus of labor.
• D) It was inclusive in its membership.

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