Both men were extremely committed to improving working conditions in America, as shown in option A.
We can arrive at this answer because:
- Robert Wagner and Alfred E. Smith were dedicated to the pursuit of improvements in the labor sector in America.
- This was a common feature between them, even though they had different lives and family backgrounds.
- Both had a strong class consciousness and knew that the working class is at a disadvantage within the industrial sector.
- For them, this class should be protected because it was the workers who carried out all the production in the country, but they were very oppressed by the upper classes.
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