The Knights of Labor Was Weakened by

Multiple Choice

The Knights of Labor was weakened by

A) its refusal to endorse social reform and the eight-hour day.
B) stiff competition from the National Labor Union.
C) its association in the public mind with the Haymarket riot.
D) its inclusion of both skilled and unskilled workers.
E) an unrealistic dream that all nineteenth-century American workers would eventually become producers.