What Was the Main Cause of the Sudden Rise of Britain's

question 39

Multiple Choice

What was the main cause of the sudden rise of Britain's Labour Party?

• A) British worker's desire for Marxist labor unions.
• B) The concern about American labor outproducing the British workers.
• C) The extended depression and high unemployment rate the British experienced.
• D) British desires to compete economically with France and Germany.
• E) The Labour Party was actually able to fix Britain's economic woes.

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