"Pure and Simple Unionism," was most identified with the:
A) unions seeking to change the existing capitalist system.
B) American Railway Union.
C) Industrial Workers of the World.
D) American Federation of Labor.
E) Knights of Labor.

Question

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

"Pure and Simple Unionism" referred to the belief that unions should focus solely on improving working conditions and wages for their members, rather than attempting to challenge or reform the capitalist system. This approach was most closely associated with the American Federation of Labor (AFL), which sought to organize skilled workers and negotiate directly with employers rather than engage in strikes or other forms of direct action.

"Pure and Simple Unionism," Was Most Identified with The