At the end of the 19th century, no major political party emerged to represent the interests of the working class in the United States. Which of the following reasons for this outcome is incorrect?

A. The relative conservatism of major A. The relative conservatism of major union organizations.
B. Massive immigration to the U.S. undercut working-class solidarity.
C. It was possible for workers to become property owners.
D. American businessmen had a tendency to try to take care of their workers.

Question

At the end of the 19th century, no major political party emerged to represent the interests of the working class in the United States. Which of the following reasons for this outcome is incorrect?

A. The relative conservatism of major A. The relative conservatism of major union organizations.
B. Massive immigration to the U.S. undercut working-class solidarity.
C. It was possible for workers to become property owners.
D. American businessmen had a tendency to try to take care of their workers.