True or false- Vertically integrated corporations, which handled all the functions of a particular industry, came to dominate the marketplace in the U.S. by 1900. True or false -Samuel Gompers and the American Federation of Labor's goals differed from those of the Knights of Labor because Gompers and the AFL DID NOT believed an eight-hour day was an attainable goal. True or False-

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