Throughout Most of the Nineteenth Century,employers and Governments

question 8

Multiple Choice

Throughout most of the nineteenth century,employers and governments

• A) readily established their own trade unions.
• B) worked closely with the trade unions to improve the conditions of the working class.
• C) tried to convince trade unions to switch their allegiance from communists to socialists.
• D) viewed trade unions as illegal associations designed to restrain trade.
• E) saw the trade unions as the single best alternative to Marxian-type class revolution.

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