In 1924, Trade Unions and Women's Groups Secured Passage of a Law

In 1924, trade unions and women's groups secured passage of a law that established

A) an eight-hour work day for women, limited a woman's work week to 48 hours, and prohibited night work.
B) civil equality among men and women in the workplace.
C) free child care, pre- and post-partum medical care, and the right to an abortion for working women.
D) free vocational education for working women.