Question

how did progressive and conservative republicans feel about labor unions in the early 1900s?
conservatives advocated for labor unions, but progressives wanted to limit their power.
progressives advocated for labor unions, but conservatives wanted to limit their power.
both progressives and conservatives advocated for labor unions.
both progressives and conservatives disliked the labor unions.

Explanation:

Progressive Republicans in the early 1900s were more inclined towards social reforms and saw labor unions as a way to address workers' rights and improve working conditions. Conservative Republicans, on the other hand, were more aligned with business interests and often wanted to limit the power of labor unions which they saw as a threat to the traditional business - labor relationship.

Answer:

Progressive Republicans advocated for labor unions, but conservative Republicans wanted to limit their power. So the answer is “Progressives advocated for labor unions, but conservatives wanted to limit their power.”