In 1848, the Chartists Staged the Largest Demonstrations in Their

In 1848, the Chartists staged the largest demonstrations in their ten-year history, yet they failed to win their point because

A) many felt the government was already being responsive to their grievances.
B) the Chartist leaders disagreed over the need for trade unions, and the divided leadership let the movement fall apart.
C) conservatives were alarmed that many women workers were visibly active in the Chartist movement.
D) most workers felt that the movement was too moderate.