The labor movement began to loose appeal in the early 20th century for many reasons. which of the following reasons is not true?

the government decorated them illegal

immigrants were willing to work in poor conditions

most unions excluded african americans

The government decorated them illegal

Explanation:

The labor movement began to loose appeal in the 20th century because of many reasons such as lack of leadership, poor public image,and so on. But the government didn't put any ban on the movement. That's why option A or the government decorated them illegal isn't true.

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