Workers hoped that labor unions would help them to receive better working conditions, increased wageas, and a reduced workload.
When labor unions started to develop, many workers faced unfair working conditions. This included roughly an 80-100 hour work week, low wages, and not safety standards at their potentially dangerous jobs. Since there was very little government intervention in business during this era, workers hoped that the creation of these labor unions would help to solve some of their work problems. However, in the beginning of this labor movement, unions and business owners/managers often fought. In several different instances, these confrontations turned violent.
Answer:
C
Explanation:
the war put Britain in severe debt, which caused them to heavily raise taxes on the colonies without representation in the British parliament. this obviously angered the colonies, leading to rising tensions between the colonies and Britain that started the war
The answer is "amend". Think of the amendments ^^
