After World War II, labor unions in the United States
A. negotiated contracts that not only included good wages but also healthcare benefits.
B. extended their reach to include most unskilled workers and even agricultural workers.
C. were able to get Congress to pass laws requiring union membership as a requirement for skilled industrial workers.
D. saw a dramatic drop in membership to only 10 percent of the industrial workforce.
Answer: A
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