Question

question 10 of 10
how did early british labor unions succeed in their efforts to create labor reform?
a. by launching a socialist revolution based on the ideas of karl marx
b. by destroying new industrial machines and burning factories down
c. by striking and protesting even when such actions violated the law
d. by electing upper - class citizens to represent the unions in parliament

Explanation:

Early British labor unions used strikes and protests (even when illegal) to push for labor reform. Socialist revolutions (A) didn't occur in this context in Britain. Machine - breaking (B) was a Luddite action but not how unions succeeded in labor reform. Upper - class representation (D) wasn't the main method. Strikes and protests were key tactics.

Answer:

C. By striking and protesting even when such actions violated the law