All the following factors inhibited the growth of labor unions EXCEPT
A. the political strength of industrial capitalists.
B. ethnic divisions among workers.
C. a lack of labor union size sufficient to stage successful strikes.
D. the large number of immigrant workers.
E. the question of whether to include women members.
E
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A. New York City, 1712 B. New York City, 1741 C. Chesapeake, 1730 D. Stono, 1739
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a) Quasi-War b) French Revolution c) Whiskey Rebellion d) Northwest Indian War
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