The rise in unionization after the passage of the National Labor Relations Act was largely due to:
A) Increased strength of the AFL's craft unionism movement.
B) A resurgence of militant unionism by the IWW.
C) A strong general unionism movement.
D) The rise in industrial unionism.

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The rise in unionization after the passage of the National Labor Relations Act was largely due to the growth of industrial unionism, which sought to organize all workers in a particular industry, regardless of skill or craft. This movement, led by the Congress of Industrial Organizations (CIO), was successful in organizing industries such as steel, auto, and rubber, and greatly increased union membership in the United States.

The Rise in Unionization After the Passage of the National