Mexican factory workers

The transcript discusses the impatience for immediate benefits among workers in Mexico's new industrial proletariat, who, despite being better off than the Mexican payon, earned less than $0.40 a day. It highlights the organization of these workers with the support of the Cardinist revolution, leading to a million Mexican workers joining the militant CTM, the Confederation of Mexican Workers.

What were many individuals impatient for according to the video?

• Cultural changes

• Political stability

• Immediate and tangible benefits

• Long-term benefits

How did the wages of Mexico's new industrial proletariat compare to the Mexican payon?

• They were slightly lower

• They were significantly higher

• They were about the same

• They were far better off

What was the average daily wage of the industrial proletariat in Mexico?

• $0.50

• $0.20

• $0.40

• $0.30

What role did the cardinist revolution play in the organization of Mexican workers?

• It discouraged unionization

• It provided financial support

• It helped and encouraged organization

• It had no impact

Which organization did a million Mexican workers join?

• The Militant CTM

• The Industrial Workers' Confederation

• The National Workers' Alliance

• The Mexican Labor Union