Guilds declined for all of the following reasons except that
A) they were abolished in revolutionary France and restricted in Britain.
B) guild training was not needed for factory work.
C) they sponsored a number of unsuccessful and politically damaging revolts.
D) their efforts to protect their members from exploitation were seen as hindering technological and economic development.
E) they were seen as a threat to free trade and free flow of labor.
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