During the 1980s, the trade union movement in the United States
A) found strong support from Ronald Reagan.
B) became more radical.
C) had little success among public employees.
D) declined in membership.

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During the 1980s, the trade union movement in the United States experienced a decline in membership, partly due to economic changes, including the shift from manufacturing to service industries, and policies of the Reagan administration that were often seen as unfriendly to labor unions.

During the 1980s, the Trade Union Movement in the United