The nineteenth-century movement that defended workers against their employers was
A) Social Darwinism.
B) liberalism.
C) the labor union movement.
D) millenarianism.
E) the Wobblies.

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The labor union movement was a movement that advocated for the rights and better working conditions of workers. It emerged in the nineteenth century as a response to the exploitation of workers by their employers. Social Darwinism, liberalism, millenarianism, and the Wobblies were not specifically focused on defending workers' rights in the same way as the labor union movement.

The Nineteenth-Century Movement That Defended Workers Against Their Employers Was