In the 1800s, Britain and the United States had laws against unionizing mainly because they believed unions

would cause a lot of violence.
would be bad for the economy.
would brainwash their workers.
would reduce the work hours.

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In the 1800s, Britain and the United States had laws against unionizing mainly because they believed unions 

would cause a lot of violence.
would be bad for the economy.
would brainwash their workers.
would reduce the work hours.

anonymous · Answer

@KAKES1967  @madhu.mukherjee.946  @Crissy15 @lillylilly1126

madhu.mukherjee.946 · Answer

The reason why these laws existed against unionizing was because they believed unions would "be bad for the economy". They thought this because unions could intimidate employers and make output productivity suffer.

anonymous · Answer

d
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lillylilly1126 · Answer

B