Questions: Which trade union led by Eugene V. Debs accepted all types of workers anic promoted the idea that private business ownership was unfair to workers? A. American Federation of Labor B. Industrial Workers of the World C. Knights of Labor D. International Garment Workers Union

The answer is B. Industrial Workers of the World

The American Federation of Labor (AFL) was primarily focused on skilled workers and did not accept all types of workers. It was more conservative in its approach and did not promote the idea that private business ownership was inherently unfair to workers.

The Industrial Workers of the World (IWW), also known as the Wobblies, was a radical labor union founded in 1905. It was led by figures like Eugene V. Debs and was known for accepting all types of workers, regardless of skill level, race, or gender. The IWW promoted the idea of industrial unionism and was critical of the capitalist system, advocating for worker control over production.

The Knights of Labor was an earlier labor organization that also accepted a wide range of workers, including unskilled laborers. However, it was not led by Eugene V. Debs and did not have as strong a focus on the idea that private business ownership was unfair to workers as the IWW did.

The International Garment Workers Union was a labor union that represented workers in the garment industry. It was not led by Eugene V. Debs and did not have the same broad acceptance of all types of workers or the radical stance against private business ownership as the IWW.