William H. Vanderbilt's opposition to labor unions rested on the belief that unions
A) violated anti-monopoly regulations.
B) would make workers less productive.
C) were unnecessary because employers and workers shared the same interests.
D) were unnecessary because workers were free to leave jobs they found unsatisfactory.

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The Answer of William H. Vanderbilt's opposition to labor unions rested on the belief that unions
A) violated anti-monopoly regulations.
B) would make workers less productive.
C) were unnecessary because employers and workers shared the same interests.
D) were unnecessary because workers were free to leave jobs they found unsatisfactory.

William H Vanderbilt's Opposition to Labor Unions Rested on the Belief