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According to the text and video, what motivated the butchers and Triangle Factory owners?a.They sought to maximize profit, even at the risk of safety.b.They believed that it was up to the people to be informed and decide to buy their product or working in their factory, so they could not be blamed.c.While factory owners understood they were committing a crime, the butchers did not.d.They were ignorant that their actions could hurt people.
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