By 1900, the average yearly income of American workers
A. was about $600.
B. both allowed most workers to maintain a reasonably comfortable standard of living and remained generally unaffected by economic boom-and-bust cycles.
C. remained generally unaffected by economic boom-and-bust cycles.
D. allowed most workers to maintain a reasonably comfortable standard of living.
E. None of these answers is correct.
E
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