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During the Industrial Revolution, inaction on behalf of the government to pass labor laws and protect the workers resulted in the formation of labor unions. True False
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During the Industrial Revolution, inaction on behalf of the government to pass labor laws and protect the workers resulted in the formation of labor unions. True False

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Yes, in general it is true that in on behalf of the government to pass labor laws and protect the workers resulted in the formation of labor unions, since many laborers during the Industrial Revolution worked in extremely dangerous conditions.
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