Question

Dangerous and horrible working conditions, like those we read about in "The Jungle", were a result of laissez-faire policies. What happened consequently?
Question 12 options:


Manufacturing collapsed


Workers wanted to work more hours


Fewer people moved to cities


Labor unions were formed

Answer 1

The Labor unions were formed to allow protect workers interest.

The jungle was use the describe the meatpacking industry and was exposed by Upton Sinclair's classic 1906.

• The industry was known for providing low wages for workers, coupled with long hours period, brutal treatment, and deadly exploitation of immigrant workers.

• The immigrant were badly used and worked in dark and un-ventilated rooms which are always hot in summer and unheated in winter.

In conclusion, when the working condition were perceived by the government authority, it prompt them to create a labor union where worker will be allowed to talk about their working condition.

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