In 1900, in Regards to the Work Conditions in American

Multiple Choice

In 1900, in regards to the work conditions in American factories,

A) workers generally controlled the pace of production.
B) laborers could expect to work at least sixty hours a week.
C) job security for industrial workers had significantly increased since 1865.
D) while safety conditions were poor, mechanization reduced the overall rate of accidents.
E) first-generation workers generally had little trouble adjusting to the nature of industrial labor.