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Labor had limited success in organizing in the 1840s and 1850s primarily because ofa)lack of workers willing to lead organizing effortsb)periodic economic depressions that made workers afraid to organizec)the displacement of human labor by machinesd)the lack of a history of successful labor organization in the United Statese)the increasing ethnic diversity of the workforce as immigration increased
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