Labor unions made their largest membership gains in

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This was the time period that saw the passage of the National Labor Relations Act (1935) which gave labor unions legal protections and rights to organize and bargain collectively. This led to a significant increase in union membership, particularly in industries such as automobile manufacturing, steel production, and mining. Additionally, during World War II, the government encouraged unionization and many workers joined unions to protect their rights and wages.

Labor Unions Made Their Largest Membership Gains in