How did the growth of industry in the late 1800s and early 1900s affect labor union membership? A
Union membership increased because the federal government used unions to limit the power of industrialists.

B
Union membership increased because workers wanted protection from the policies of business owners.

C
Union membership decreased because industrial growth led to a general increase in wages.

D
Union membership decreased because workers were able to take economic control of key industries.

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