Question 16 The creation of labor unions during the 2nd industrial revolution was caused by what?

A. Manufacturing sales were falling behind Agricultural sales.

B. Factories were in awful working conditions due to Laissez-faire policies.

C. Many small towns were beginning to embrace despotism as a means of government.

D. Employers wanting to revolt against workers.

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Devan

19 July, 12:30

Question 16 The creation of labor unions during the 2nd industrial revolution was caused by what?

A. Manufacturing sales were falling behind Agricultural sales.

B. Factories were in awful working conditions due to Laissez-faire policies.

C. Many small towns were beginning to embrace despotism as a means of government.

D. Employers wanting to revolt against workers.

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Rylan Burton · Answer 1

Answer:B. Factories were in awful working conditions due to Laissez-faire policies.

Explanation:

Laissez-faire in economics means the abstention by the government from interfering in the workings of the free market. Working conditions during that time were awful because employers had no control or limits from institutions or the government. Workers joined together and created Unions in order to gain better salaries, safer conditions and shorter workdays.

Paul Rhodes · Answer 2

I think the answer is d