Working-class men argued that keeping working-class women out of the industrial workforce
A) all but guaranteed their future poverty.
B) was obviously illegal.
C) was part of a larger capitalist plot.
D) ensured the moral and physical well-being of families.
E) simply made it easier to exploit them.
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