In what aspect of trade unions were the Fabian Society, founded by Sidney and Beatrice Webb, interested?
A) The results of the prolonged exposer to unsafe working conditions
B) advocacy on behalf of working children
C) legal protection for injured adult workers
D) how trade unions emerged in response to industrialized work structures

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The Fabian Society, founded by Sidney and Beatrice Webb, was interested in how trade unions emerged in response to industrialized work structures. They believed that trade unions were important in addressing the issues faced by working-class people and advocated for their expansion and influence in society.

In What Aspect of Trade Unions Were the Fabian Society