Differences Between The AFL And IWW
How did the American Federation of Labor (AFL) differ from the Industrial Workers of the World (IWW)?
A
The AFL received government support, while the IWW was viewed as a radical movement.
B
The AFL consisted primarily of Marxist supporters, while most IWW members were political moderates.
C
The AFL sought to work within the existing capitalist system, while the IWW advocated for open class warfare.
D
The AFL advocated for comprehensive systemic change, while the IWW focused on specific, short-term objectives.
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