What Factor Contributed to the Growth of Union Membership in the 1930s

question 105

Multiple Choice

What factor contributed to the growth of union membership in the 1930s?

• A) Workers' militancy and the tactical skills of a new generation of leaders.
• B) The government's unsympathetic view of workers' rights.
• C) The minimal amount of labor unrest during the 1930s.
• D) The American Federation of Labor's willingness to organize unions of industrial workers.
• E) The United Auto Workers' opposition to sit-down strikes.

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