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According to this chart, what effect might worker insecurity during the Great Depression have had on labor union membership? a. Labor union membership increased after the Great Depression began. b. The Great Depression had minimal effect on labor union membership. c. Labor unions were unable to attract workers during the Great Depression. d. Many workers declined to join labor unions after the Great Depression.
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