The American Federation of Labor (AF of L) grew rapidly in the early 20th century because:
A) workers preferred the businesslike approach of the AF of L.
B) it focused on organizing employees by industry rather than by skills.
C) workers preferred the radical nature of the AF of L.
D) it focused on legislative and political activities.

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The American Federation of Labor (AF of L) attracted members largely due to its pragmatic, businesslike approach to labor organization, focusing on skilled workers and aiming for concrete economic gains rather than broader social reforms.

The American Federation of Labor (AF of L) Grew Rapidly