Prior to 1930, employers attempted to limit the influence of unions using all of the following methods EXCEPT ________.
A)spying on workers
B)firing union agitators
C)requiring yellow dog contracts
D)engaging in collective bargaining

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D)Until about 1930, there were no special labor laws. Employers were not required to engage in collective bargaining with employees and were virtually unrestrained in their behavior toward unions; the use of spies and firing of union agitators were widespread. "Yellow dog" contracts were widely enforced.

Prior to 1930, Employers Attempted to Limit the Influence of Unions