The assumption of leadership positions within the Women's Trade Union League by Agnes Nestor, Rose Schneiderman, and Mary Anderson was an indication that control of the union had shifted to
A) anarchists who advocated a violent war against the capitalist system.
B) nonmilitant middle-class women.
C) forceful working-class women.
D) recently arrived immigrants.

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Agnes Nestor, Rose Schneiderman, and Mary Anderson were all prominent working-class women who played significant roles in labor movements, indicating a shift in control to forceful working-class women.

The Assumption of Leadership Positions Within the Women's Trade Union