The "Open Shop" and "Mohawk Valley Formula" were techniques used by:
A) the Knights of Labor and the IWW to obtain more members.
B) the CIO of obtain more members.
C) the AFL and CIO to merge organizations in 1955.
D) employers to minimize the existence of unions and union members at their facilities.
E) the Knights of Labor, the IWW, and the CIO to obtain more members.

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The "Open Shop" and "Mohawk Valley Formula" were both tactics used by employers to limit the power and presence of unions in their facilities. The Open Shop promoted the idea of hiring non-union workers, while the Mohawk Valley Formula involved working with local community leaders to develop an anti-union campaign.

The "Open Shop" and "Mohawk Valley Formula" Were Techniques Used