In 1911, a fire broke out at the Triangle Shirtwaist Company, killing many workers. Why was the fire significant in regards to labor laws? a) The public became more supportive of the enforcement of strict labor safety laws. b) demonstrated that the factory owners would be responsible for the safety of their workers. c) People were uninterested in the safety of workers and instead encouraged finding better jobs. d) It showed that workers could instigate change with strikes and union membership