For which of the following reasons did workers not stage a revolution in Western Europe and the United States? Select one:

A. Property owners violently subjugated workers
B. Workers decided they enjoyed working for low wages in factories
C. Owners offered concessions such as higher salaries before a revolution erupted
D. None of the above statements is true

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For which of the following reasons did workers not stage a revolution in Western Europe and the United States? Select one:

A. Property owners violently subjugated workers 
B. Workers decided they enjoyed working for low wages in factories 
C. Owners offered concessions such as higher salaries before a revolution erupted 
D. None of the above statements is true

ariiz08 · Answer

I am not 100% sure but It is either A or D. I hope that helped a little :)

ariiz08 · Answer

Workers did not stage a revolution in Western Europe and the United States primarily because owners offered concessions, including higher salaries, before unrest escalated. This allowed for reforms rather than revolutions. Therefore, the best answer is C. 
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