Today's American labor movement is at its weakest point since ______.
A) World War II
B) the early 1970s
C) the 1920s
D) the Great Depression

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Today's American labor movement is at its weakest point since the 1920s, when unions were just beginning to gain momentum but were met with strong opposition from employers and government officials. Union membership and collective bargaining power have declined significantly in recent decades, with only around 10% of American workers currently belonging to a union.

Today's American Labor Movement Is at Its Weakest Point Since