Many factory owners supported the temperance movement because they believed that reducing alcohol consumption would lead to a more productive and disciplined workforce. Alcohol was often associated with absenteeism, accidents, and decreased efficiency among workers. By promoting temperance, factory owners hoped to improve their workers' health and reliability, ultimately benefiting their businesses. Additionally, a sober workforce was seen as more manageable and less likely to engage in labor unrest or strikes.
Business owners supported the temperance movement because they didn't want their workers to be drunk while they were supposed to be working.
Factory owners by union workers
Northerners thought slave owners were foolish alcoholics. the association of drinking with slavery
Factory owners reacted with violence
Factory owners by union workers
because factory owners wanted lots of work done so they disobeyed the law
saloon owners
Type your answer here... free factory workers were treated worse than slaves.
Investment from factory owners is equity and it is shown in balance sheet of business.
workers who were "Reds" or communists
factory owners
slave owners supported their use of slaves by saying they were good for the economy and because they were doing them a favor by letting them as slaves because they actually got a house and food for free unlike factory workers who had to rent it