Why did the United States witness a surge of hysteria against the labor movement in the mid-1880s?
A) They had successfully organized well over 60 percent of American workers.
B) Union radicals were lynching business owners in every major American city.
C) Union boycotts threatened American consumers' access to basic goods and services.
D) Americans feared the infiltration of foreign radicals through the labor movement.
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