In colonial America, the average wage laborer
(a) received health care benefits, over-time pay and injury compensation. They also
worked in safe and healthy environments.
(b) achieved a standard of living significantly higher than those standards realized
throughout the world.
(c) possessed few labor rights, privileges and protections, while being denied the
right to vote or organize.
(d) had a higher standard of living than workers in Europe but lower health standards
because of the rural, isolated conditions of colonial living.
(c)
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