How did Fordism affect American labor? A. It caused workers to join the Communist Party. B. It meant workers could not afford the goods they made O C. It reduced workers' desire to join unions. O D. It made workers unhappy with their benefits.

C. It helped  American workers enter the middle class

Explanation:

Fordism is the term used to describe the mass production of goods that was pioneered by Henry Ford in the early 20th century .  Fordism uses assembly lines, the standardization of the product, and higher wages for employees.

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