How did the labor movement challenge the nineteenth century meaning of American freedom?A. Interracial solidarity among workers was common at a time when segregation was the norm in the South, challenging the previously held definition of freedomB. Massive strikes by immigrants demonstrated that ethnic differences were an obstacle to labor solidarityC. As skilled workers lost control over the methods of production, Progressive believed that the key to increasing industrial freedom lay in empowering workers to participate in economic decision making via strong unionsD. Feminists challenged the traditional rules of sexual behavior, arguing that women had a right to control their own bodies

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