The Industrial Workers of the World Was Born in Part

Multiple Choice

The Industrial Workers of the World was born in part out of frustration over the:

A) AFL's willingness to settle for small, day to day gains, in light of the oppressive work practices of the ownership class.
B) CIO's emphasis on industrial unionism at the expense of crafts and tradespeople.
C) KOL's failure to recognize the day-to-day struggles of the working class.
D) NLU's inability to organize a national federation of labor unions that could support each other in times of struggle.