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How did the struggle for workers' right lay the foundation for the rise of civil liberties as a central component of freedom in the twentieth century?A. Workers fought for the right to strike and spread their message for reform in public places, and employers sought to prevent them from speaking publiclyB. The refusal to strike by recent immigrants from Europe undermined the efforts of labor unions in achieving their reform goalsC. The increase of women in the workforce led to an increase in state laws banning birth controlD. The Triangle Shirtwaist Company fire in 1911 and other factory fires led the government to make significant changes by deregulating industry
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