The success of the grape workers union showed:

A. That fruit growers did not need workers.

B. That farmworkers could not organize.

c. That boycotts could be successful.

D. That farm laborers had no friends.

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8 September, 09:30

The success of the grape workers union showed:

A. That fruit growers did not need workers.

B. That farmworkers could not organize.

c. That boycotts could be successful.

D. That farm laborers had no friends.

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Philip Oconnell · Answer 1

C: That boycotts could be successful.

Explanation:

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(I looked it up on Google)

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Donuts · Answer 2

The answer to this question is c

The success of the grape workers union showed:A. That fruit growers did not need workers.B. That farmworkers could not organize.c. That boycotts could be successful.D. That farm laborers had no friends.

The success of the grape workers union showed:

A. That fruit growers did not need workers.

B. That farmworkers could not organize.

c. That boycotts could be successful.

D. That farm laborers had no friends.