The decline in labor union membership during the 1970s can be attributed to
A) American manufacturers relocating their factories outside the United States.
B) rising unemployment within the United States.
C) President Carter's energy conservation policies.
D) post-Great Society economic conservatism.

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American manufacturers relocating their factories outside the United States led to a decline in union jobs, as many manufacturing jobs were moved to countries with cheaper labor costs, reducing the number of unionized positions in the U.S.

The Decline in Labor Union Membership During the 1970s Can