How would the cartoonist describe the growth and influence of labor unions?
If unions include skilled workers exclusively, they will be successful
© Unions had to abandon collective bargaining in order to achieve their goals.
o Workers had to unite in order to become more powerful than the industrialists.
© Farmers' unions had the strength to overcome the obstacles of industrialization.

A Union is an association of workers, who come together to ensure that the rights and interests of their classes are respected by companies and industries. Workers are free to choose to join the union or not, but it is important that a large number of workers join as unions are a strong weapon that makes the working class stronger than the industry.

Accordingly, we can conclude that the cartoonist would describe the growth and influence of the unions through the option "Workers had to unite in order to become more powerful than the industrialists."

Parrain Parrain · Answer 2 · 2021-09-25T12:36:01+02:00

Labor Unions were able to grow because workers had to unite in order to become more powerful than the industrialists.

In the 1800s, American industrialists mistreated their employees by:

paying them low wages
leaving them to work in dangerous conditions
making them work for long hours

The workers hated this but could not go against the industrialists who were very rich and powerful. They therefore formed Unions which would unite their efforts and collectively bargain for them against the industrialists.

In conclusion, the Unions united workers which enabled them to increase their influence such that they could go up against the industrialists.

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