The British Labour Party and the U.S.Democratic Party attracted workers by __________.
A)adopting a Marxist stance on unions and workers' rights
B)redistributing capital amongst middle laborers
C)arguing for the seizure of corporatized assets
D)demanding union rights, fair labor policies and welfare benefits

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The British Labour Party and the U.S. Democratic Party attracted workers by demanding union rights, fair labor policies, and welfare benefits. This approach aimed to improve the working conditions and quality of life for workers, which could gain popularity among the working-class population. They did not adopt a Marxist stance on unions and workers' rights, redistribute capital amongst middle laborers, or argue for the seizure of corporatized assets.