All but one of the following helps explain why the 1920s were difficult years for the Canadian labour movement.

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The election of labour members to provincial legislatures, often as part of coalition farmer-labour governments, suggests a level of support for labour within the political system. This would not contribute to the difficulties faced by the Canadian labour movement in the 1920s. The other options (A, C, D, and E) all describe factors that made the 1920s a challenging time for labour in Canada. These include anti-union policies promoted by employers ("American Plan"), high levels of immigration putting pressure on wages and job opportunities, a wave of employer repression targeting labour activists, and a severe depression at the start of the decade.

All but One of the Following Helps Explain Why the 1920s