Question

what was the iww and what were their goals?
the investigative world workers wanted to uncover as many labor violations as possible.
the industrial workers of the world wanted all workers organized into just one union
the international women workers hoped to gain fair treatment, equal pay, and suffrage for women.
the intercontinental western workers tried to improve conditions for colorado railroad workers

Explanation:

The Industrial Workers of the World (IWW), also known as the "Wobblies," was a labor union founded in 1905. One of its main goals was to organize all workers, regardless of their skill level or industry, into a single union. This was in contrast to the more common practice of craft unions, which organized workers based on their specific trade or skill. The IWW believed that by uniting all workers, they could have more power to fight for better working conditions, higher wages, and other labor rights.

Answer:

The Industrial Workers of the World wanted all workers organized into just one union.