Which of the Following Beliefs Influenced the British Labor Movement

question 13

Multiple Choice

Which of the following beliefs influenced the British labor movement in the early 1920s?

• A) Socialism's decline is inevitable.
• B) Strikes should not be used for political ends.
• C) Labor and capital have opposing interests.
• D) Mercantilism should be replaced by capitalism.

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