What does the author believe about factory owners? They struggle just as workers do. They earned their privileges. They are greedy and selfish. They are stubborn but hardworking

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What does the author believe about factory owners? They struggle just as workers do. They earned their privileges. They are greedy and selfish. They are stubborn but hardworking

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The correct answer is C) They are greedy and selfish.

The author believed about factory owners were greedy and selfish.

In 1920, Samuel Gompers wrote a letter about the early trade union movement. In that letter, he considered the factory owners as greedy and selfish. It is clearly stated in some of the paragraphs of the text, such as this one: " ... every step of the way iy was necessary to overcome the stubborn opposition of employers who were resolved not to recede and not to relinquish any of the powers and privileges which they possessed ..." With those terms, Samuel Gompers refer to the factory owners as greedy and selfish.