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What was the government response to organized labor in the late nineteenth century?

A) It passed favorable tax legislation for union members.

B)It preferred to let factory owners handle each situation, so it remained neutral.

C)It halted strikes and stopped labor disturbances.

D)It passed laws to improve conditions and wages for workers

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coolmust200
Your answer would be C)
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The government preferred to let factory owners handle each situation, so it remained neutral.

The Organized labor was famous for the Strike been held nationwide during the late nineteenth century. It was believed that growth of big business and vast industrial workforce lead to the organized strike.

The Labor action during the end of 19th century involved lot of violence and thousands of strikes.

The notable reason the organized labor unions fought for are:

  • Improved wages
  • Reasonable and favorable work hours
  • Safer working conditions

However, the government did not intervene on behalf of the workers, rather its sided the management as well as sending in forces to break strikes up.

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