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labor unions became more prominent in american life during the period of the new deal. identify the statements that describe labor unions during the new deal and world war ii.

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We can identify the following two statements that describe labor unions during the New Deal and World War II, as they became more prominent in America.

  • Unions had become so powerful that U.S. Steel negotiated with its 200,000 workers and the Steel Workers Organization Committee in order to avoid a strike.
  • Union membership doubled between 1930 and 1940.

What is a labor union?

A labor union is an organization that gathers workers from a certain field. The purpose of unions is to demand improvements and rights from employers, therefore protecting the life, health, and interests of workers.

According to the question, labor unions became more important in American life during the period of the New Deal. Two statements can be identified that describe labor unions during the New Deal and the World War II:

  • Unions had become so powerful that U.S. Steel negotiated with its 200,000 workers and the Steel Workers Organization Committee in order to avoid a strike.
  • Union membership doubled between 1930 and 1940.

According to the statements, unions developed in such a way that they became a powerful means to address workers' concerns.  No wonder the number of unionized members increased dramatically in the 1930s.

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