The events of 1886 suggested that labor might be on the verge of establishing itself as a permanent political force. question 11 options: a. true b. false

This is true.

They were getting political power because there was a lot of workers who managed to win their rights, at least some of them, through protests and lobbying with politicians. This showed that a civil initiative could fight for their rights and beat the big companies and big politicians.

He advocated for a separation of powers of the government and the ones enforcing the law.