In the late 1800s, workers tolerated poor wages and working conditions because they:

a. thought that the government would protect them.
b. believed it had to get worse before it got better.
c. could be replaced easily by other workers.
d. were tricked by employers into taking dangerous jobs.

C. They could very easily be replaced by other workers

Answered by Anonymous | 2024-06-10

c. could be replaced easily by other workers. ;

Answered by majocgonzalez | 2024-06-12

I chose option c, which states that workers tolerated poor wages and conditions because they could be replaced easily by other workers. The significant surplus of labor during the late 1800s made workers feel dispensable. Economic desperation led many to accept these poor conditions without question.
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Answered by majocgonzalez | 2024-08-10