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Answer: Work Injury protection
Explanation:
In the 19th and early 20th century, the United States was very capitalist which meant that businesses took advantage of the minimal government interference to chase profits at the expense of their workers.
This led to a lot of injuries on the job but instead of compensating them, the companies would simply hire someone new. Due to the lobbying of Workers Rights movements, 22 states passed laws preventing this by 1913. These laws ensured that people got compensation when they were injured on the job.
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D: they knew that rural communities feared technology.
Explanation: many Native American tribes thought that more modern day things would destroy their communities, as they wanted to stay in their old tradition. They wanted to protect the land that they inhabited from modern things to keep their indigenous traditions alive.
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Answer:
To end his personal suffering
Explanation:
