AP US Historymediummcq1 pt
The Knights of Labor was significant because it:
A.Only represented skilled workers
B.Welcomed all workers including women and African Americans
C.Was a business organization
D.Opposed the eight-hour workday
Explanation
Core Concept
The Knights of Labor was notable for its inclusive membership, welcoming skilled and unskilled workers, women, and African Americans. It sought broad social reform.
Correct Answer
BWelcomed all workers including women and African Americans
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