Question

1. why did the cio want to be an industrial union rather than a craft union, like the afl?the cio believed an industrial union was stronger than a craft union.an industrial union would have more members than a craft union.industrial unions called more strikes than craft unions did.craft unions were for unskilled workers, not skilled workers.

Explanation:

The CIO (Congress of Industrial Organizations) favored industrial unionism over the AFL's (American Federation of Labor) craft union model because industrial unions organize all workers in a single industry, regardless of skill, which the CIO viewed as a more powerful structure for advocating for workers' rights compared to craft unions that only organize workers of a specific trade. The other options are incorrect: industrial unions not necessarily having more members is not the core reason; strike frequency was not the motivation; and craft unions actually represented skilled, not unskilled, workers.

Answer:

A. The CIO believed an industrial union was stronger than a craft union.