The Battle for Free Speech Among Workers in the Early

question 18

Multiple Choice

The battle for free speech among workers in the early twentieth century

• A) was led by the American Federation of Labor.
• B) was led by the Industrial Workers of the World.
• C) was not an issue of concern to most workers.
• D) was insignificant because the courts consistently supported workers' rights to assemble, organize, and spread their views.
• E) was never successful on the local level.

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