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How did South Carolina's labor force change between 1890 and the 1920s? Choose two correct answers.
More workers were employed in the manufacturing of textiles.
Workers learned new skills to get jobs in the ship building industry.
More workers organized labor unions to improve working conditions.
Workers moved away from the cities to take agricultural jobs.
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- More workers were employed in the manufacturing of textiles.
- Workers learned new skills to get jobs in the ship building industry.
Explanation: Between 1890 and the 1920s South Carolina industrialized—textile mills expanded greatly and drew laborers into factory work, and WWI-era industrial needs (including shipbuilding and other manufacturing) prompted workers to acquire new industrial skills. Unionization remained weak in the state, and the trend was rural-to-urban migration for factory jobs, not movement out of cities into agriculture.
- Workers learned new skills to get jobs in the ship building industry.
Explanation: Between 1890 and the 1920s South Carolina industrialized—textile mills expanded greatly and drew laborers into factory work, and WWI-era industrial needs (including shipbuilding and other manufacturing) prompted workers to acquire new industrial skills. Unionization remained weak in the state, and the trend was rural-to-urban migration for factory jobs, not movement out of cities into agriculture.
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