Who among the following was unlikely to be accepted as a member of the Knights of Labor?
A)Clara, a farm hand
B)Alex, an African American mill worker
C)Bobby, a steel plant worker
D)Susan, a European immigrant laborer
E)Isaac, a liquor dealer

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The Knights of Labor was one of the first major labor organizations in the United States, and it was notable for its inclusive policy towards membership, accepting workers from various trades and backgrounds, including women, African Americans, and immigrants. However, they excluded certain categories of workers whom they considered to be "undesirable" or whose professions were viewed as harmful to society, such as bankers, lawyers, gamblers, and liquor dealers. Therefore, Isaac, a liquor dealer, would be unlikely to be accepted as a member.

Who Among the Following Was Unlikely to Be Accepted as a Member