Why Has the Labor Movement Always Been Relatively Weak in American

question 82

Multiple Choice

Why has the labor movement always been relatively weak in American politics?

• A) Historically,labor unions have not been interested in engaging in the political process.
• B) Poor leadership has often hindered the political effectiveness of the labor movement.
• C) Most industrial workers live in urban areas and cities,which are underrepresented in Congress.
• D) Industrial workers put other concerns ahead of labor issues,making it difficult for labor to present a cohesive platform.

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