During the Progressive Age, a significant result of the labor movement was that new regulations improved the safety and health of factory workers. Efforts by labor unions and activists led to various reforms aimed at enhancing working conditions, which included regulations on hours, working environments, and safety standards. While the labor movement did contribute to other aspects mentioned, such as women's rights and antidiscrimination efforts, the most direct and notable impact was the improvement of safety and health standards in factories.
which of the following was a result of the labor movement during the progressive age?
answers:
antitrust laws were enacted to protect workers
the rights of women in the workforce were recognized
antidiscrimination laws were passed to protect minority workers.
new regulations improved the safety and health of factory workers.
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