Analyze the song lyrics below. "We mean to make things over,
we are tired of toil for naught,
With but bare enough to live upon,
and never an hour for thought;
We want to feel the sunshine,
and we want to smell the flowers,
We are sure that God has will'd it,
and we mean to have eight hours.
We're summoning our forces from the shipyard, shop and mill,
Chorus. Eight hours for work, eight hours for rest,
eight hours for what we will!
Eight hours for work, eight hours for rest,
eight hours for what we will!" - I. G. Blanchard, "Eight Hours, 1878
During the late 1800s, which group would have expressed the goals of these lyrics?
owners of big businesses
O organizers of labor unions
O Grangers demanding railroad regulation
o sharecroppers following the Civil War