Which of the following is perhaps the most important cause of the two major periods of Canadian union growth during the post- World War II period?
A)the women's movement
B)the passage of two major pieces of labour legislation making it easier for workers to join unions
C)the unionization of large numbers of managers
D)the election of John Diefenbaker
E)the death of Mackenzie King

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The passage of two major pieces of labour legislation making it easier for workers to join unions (the Trade Union Act in 1946 and the Industrial Relations and Disputes Investigation Act in 1948) were important causes of Canadian union growth during the post-World War II period. These acts provided legal protections and procedures for workers seeking to unionize, making it easier for them to do so.

Which of the Following Is Perhaps the Most Important Cause