Samuel gompers, the leader of the american federation of labor, was least likely to approve of a: a workers’ march to protest low wages. b: union support of a political party .c: an increase in the number of union members. d: a shorter work day, which meant less wages.

The correct answer is B) Union Support of a Political Party.

Samuel Gompers was a born in England to a family with roots in Amsterdam. He was an intelligent kid but due to poverty could not study for long.

He, along with the rest of the family moved to the United States to look for a better life.

He believed in the rights of the labor and even today, he is considered a key figure in the history of American labor Unions.

From all the given options, he would most likely want to become part of a political party as that would have some what limited the power and role of unions.

Instead, the other options such as protesting for low wages or increasing union membership are all things he strived for throughout this life.