What motivated most workers during the coercive drive era was
A)love.
B)a desire to get out of the house.
C)loyalty to their employers.
D)fear.
E)pride in their craft.

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The term "coercive drive era" suggests a time when workers were likely forced to work under harsh conditions and strict rules, possibly with the threat of punishment or job loss. Fear would be a powerful motivator in such a situation. Love, desire to get out of the house, loyalty to employers, and pride in craft are less likely to be the primary motivators for workers in a coercive environment.

What Motivated Most Workers During the Coercive Drive Era Was