The "Open Shop" and "Mohawk Valley Formula" were techniques used by:
A) the AFL and CIO to merge organizations in 1955.
B) employers to minimize the existence of unions and union members at their
Facilities.
C) the Knights of Labor and the IWW to obtain more members.
D) the CIO to obtain more members.
E) the Knights of Labor, the IWW, and the CIO to obtain more members.

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The "Open Shop" and "Mohawk Valley Formula" were techniques used by employers to minimize the existence of unions and union members at their facilities. The "Open Shop" refers to a workplace where employees are not required to join a union or pay union dues, while the "Mohawk Valley Formula" refers to a strategy where management would negotiate with individual employees instead of the union as a whole, making it harder for the union to maintain its power and influence.

The "Open Shop" and "Mohawk Valley Formula" Were Techniques Used