Question

question 44 of 45
what was the governments part in the labor unions fight to get workers
rights?
a. the government sometimes agreed with workers.
b. the government usually supported owners.
c. the government always used military force.
d. the government always agreed with workers.

Explanation:

In the history of labor unions' fight for workers' rights, especially in the early stages of industrialization, the government often sided with business owners. This was due to economic interests (businesses were major economic contributors), and a lack of strong labor - friendly policies. For example, during strikes, the government might send in police or militia to break up strikes in favor of business operations continuing.

Answer:

B. The government usually supported owners.