Multiple Choice
A major difference between the Knights of Labor and the AFL was that the
A) Knights of Labor sought to work within the system rather than change it.
B) AFL believed striking was an effective labor weapon.
C) AFL chose to concentrate on moral as well as social reform.
D) Knights of Labor sought the overthrow of capitalism.
E) Knights of Labor required high annual dues of its membership.
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