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Why did George Pullman create a town that provided for the basic needs of his workers?A. He wanted his town to attract visitors to create a tourism industryB. He wanted to allow workers as much freedom as possible.C. He was more concerned with workers' happiness than his profit.D. He thought it was the best way to ensure a stable workforce
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