Which factor limited the success of labor organizers during the late 19th century?

hostility of businesses toward unions

government efforts to jail labor leaders

hostility of workers toward unions

satisfactory wages and working conditions
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Which factor limited the success of labor organizers during the late 19th century?

 hostility of businesses toward unions

 government efforts to jail labor leaders

 hostility of workers toward unions

 satisfactory wages and working conditions
@Kfins99

anonymous · Answer

A) Hostility of businesses toward Unions

anonymous · Answer

can you explain why

anonymous · Answer

Business owners would hire thugs to beat up strikers and crack skulls. Of course, there wasn't a whole lot of difference between business and the position of government, though government stepped in to interfere with labor organizing in a bigger way in the early part of the 20th Century. J. Edgar Hoover viewed labor organizers as Reds, and therefore un-American. It couldn't have been that they wanted safe workplaces, and reasonable compensation for their time and all...