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Which of the following was an Omaha Platform proposal for labor reform?
the end of child labor
a work week limited to five days
a work day limited to eight hours
safer working conditions
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A work day limited to eight hours.
The 1892 Populist (Omaha) Platform explicitly called for an eight-hour workday and other pro-labor measures (like the right to organize); the five-day week, bans on child labor, and broad industrial safety reforms came later with Progressive-era reforms.
The 1892 Populist (Omaha) Platform explicitly called for an eight-hour workday and other pro-labor measures (like the right to organize); the five-day week, bans on child labor, and broad industrial safety reforms came later with Progressive-era reforms.
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