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The Knights of Labor suffered a steady decline in membership and influence due to lost strikes and A:the Homestead Strike. B: its support of Marxism. C:the Haymarket Riot. D:its refusal to use arbitration.
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The Knights of Labor suffered a steady decline in membership and influence due to

lost strikes and
A:the Homestead Strike.
B: its support of Marxism.
C:the Haymarket Riot.
D:its refusal to use arbitration.

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I think the answer is

C
User Patrick Mutuku
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Answer:

C. The Haymarket Riot.

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