Why did so many American workers walk out of their jobs between 1943 and 1944?

a. They were protesting equal pay for women and men, blacks and whites.

b. They were protesting discriminatory hiring practices of FEPC.

c. They charged their employers with the unseemly expansion of corporate profits.

d. They sought to express moral objections to the mass manufacturing of guns and ordinance.

e. They were protesting the fact that the United States failed to make the destruction of German death camps a priority in its war efforts.

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Dunn

13 December, 10:46

Why did so many American workers walk out of their jobs between 1943 and 1944?

a. They were protesting equal pay for women and men, blacks and whites.

b. They were protesting discriminatory hiring practices of FEPC.

c. They charged their employers with the unseemly expansion of corporate profits.

d. They sought to express moral objections to the mass manufacturing of guns and ordinance.

e. They were protesting the fact that the United States failed to make the destruction of German death camps a priority in its war efforts.

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Kasey Griffith · Answer 1

The correct answer is letter C.

Explanation: American workers walk out of their jobs between 1943 and 1944 because they charged their employers with the unseemly expansion of corporate profits.