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Why did the public fear unions at first?

A.
Most people were convinced that all labor violence was caused by unions.

B.
Most people thought unions were only interested in advancing blacks' civil rights.

C.
Many people believed that some unions supported radical ideas.

D.
Many people suspected unions were controlled by foreign governments.

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The right answer for the question that is being asked and shown above is that: "B. Most people thought unions were only interested in advancing blacks' civil rights." The public fear unions at first because of the reason of that most people thought unions were only interested in advancing blacks' civil rights.
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