Harold was a laborer who worked in a textile company in America after the Civil War. Which of the following is most likely to be true about Harold?
A) Harold worked under too many safety regulations.
B) Harold did not have any job security.
C) Harold paid most of his wages in taxes.
D) Harold could obtain medical benefits in case he fell sick.
E) Harold earned more than 40 cents a day.
B
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