How did the leaders of early labor unions differ from industrialist entrepreneurs in their views on the U. S. economy?
O A. Labor union leaders argued that the police and U. S. military should
intervene in strikes and other aspects of labor negotiations.
O B. Labor union leaders were more committed to promoting the ideals
of social Darwinism in American factories.
C. Labor union leaders were more interested in maintaining
traditional elements of American capitalism.
O D. Labor union leaders believed that even low-level employees should
have some influence over their wages and conditions.