Question

What gains did labor unions make during World War I? Select the two correct answers.

(1 point)
Responses

Jobs in manufacturing became available overseas.

Jobs in manufacturing became available overseas.

The eight-hour workday became standard.

The eight-hour workday became standard.

Women were hired for management positions.

Women were hired for management positions.

Union members did not have to pay dues.

Union members did not have to pay dues.

Workers were paid a living wage.

Workers were paid a living wage.

Answer 1

- The eight-hour workday became standard.
- Workers were paid a living wage.

(WWI-era labor gains included shorter hours and higher wages through measures like the Adamson Act and the National War Labor Board.)