Which of the following was true of yellow-dog contracts?
A) Employers used them to restrict union membership.
B) They required membership in a labor union in order to work in certain trades.
C) They benefited workers through a closed shop system.
D) They restricted the ability of a company to control its workers.
E) They increased union membership by millions.

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Yellow-dog contracts were agreements that some employers required their workers to sign, agreeing that they would not join a union. This was a way for employers to limit union membership and influence in their workplace.

Which of the Following Was True of Yellow-Dog Contracts