In the context of Alabama in the 1900s, the UMWA was culturally and historically significant because:. 1. it supported the civil rights movement. 2. it was a segregated organization. 3. it was an interracial organization. 4. it supported coal mining companies.

It was interracial

Explanation:

UMWA was made by the merging of 2 mining unions and they banned the discrimination of any member based on religion, race, and national origin.

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It is C (interracial organization)

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