What campaign promise was george h.w. bush most famous for? a. health insurance for everyone! b. no more social security! c. no new taxes! d. a brand new tax system!

c. No new taxes!

President George H. W. Bush promised that he would settle the debt issue without raising taxes, which in effect meant that he would cut back on governmental spending. However, during his term, H. W. Bush hit a snag, in which to solve the problem, he had to raise taxes. This led to public outrage as Bush did not keep his promise.

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The right choice is:

Workers felt safe and were valued by the owners of the company they worked for .

Explanation:

In the 19th century, especially in the first decades of industrial development, workers suffered intense exploitation in factories, mills and other workplaces.  They had no rights, employers didn´t care much about their conditions - even of children -, and unions didn´t exist and when they started to be organized, they weren´t allowed; the right to unionize came after a long fight for rights.