For the Knights of Labor,the central conflict that needed to be won was between:
A)Workers and their employers.
B)Anyone considered a "producer" (i.e. ,farmers,shopkeepers,and employers)and those who controlled money (i.e. ,bankers,stockbrokers,lawyers).
C)Workers and those who controlled money (i.e. ,bankers,stockbrokers,lawyers,employers).
D)Workers and government officials.

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The Knights of Labor believed in the concept of "producersism," which held that anyone who contributed to the production of goods and services should share in the benefits of that production. This included not only workers but also farmers, shopkeepers, and small business owners. The Knights saw the conflict as being between these "producers" and those who controlled money, such as bankers, stockbrokers, and lawyers.

For the Knights of Labor,the Central Conflict That Needed to Be