In the 1930s, industrial unionism was
A. strengthened, partly, by New Deal legislation.
B. losing support among unskilled laborers.
C. supported by the American Federation of Labor.
D. opposed by labor leaders such as John L. Lewis.
E. generally hostile to blacks and women.
Answer: A
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