Why was it difficult for early british labor unions to achieve their goals during
the victorian period?
o
a. the government outlawed participation in strikes and other forms
of labor protest.
b. upper- and middle-class citizens showed little interest in social
reform
o
c. unions were divided over whether they should oppose new
manufacturing technology.
o
d. socialist and utopian unions refused to negotiate with any factory
owners.

The correct answer is letter A the government outlawed participation in strikes and other forms  of labor protest.

Explanation: The strike action or labor strike, is a work stoppage. The labor unions did that due to mass refusal of the employees at the work. The mass labor became important for the workers. Was a way to help them, to fight against the employer, and mistreatment.

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