Multiple Choice
During the 1920s,most American industrial workers experienced all of the following EXCEPT
A) a rise in wages.
B) income levels at the "minimum comfort level."
C) little control over their economic fate.
D) few opportunities to join a company union.
E) employers trying to keep their labor costs low.
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