In the Early Twentieth Century,efforts to Improve Occupational Safety

question 104

Multiple Choice

In the early twentieth century,efforts to improve occupational safety

• A)were nonexistent.
• B)focused on the wealthy and ignored the urban poor.
• C)included a new federal regulatory agency.
• D)led many cities to require employers to create safe workplaces.
• E)included health standards for factories that had far-reaching impact.

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