The wildcat strike by employees of the Pullman Company in 1894 was A. disorganized and ineffective. B. not approved by a union. C. approved by a union. D. short and ineffective.

A. disorganized and ineffective

The definition of a wildcat strike is when a strike occurs and it has not been authorized by a union or syndicate, however the American Railway Union did approve this strike, but Grover Cleveland (then President of the United States) did not recognize it. In the case of the Pullman Company Strike in 1894, railroad workers held a strike in Chicago and took to rioting and opposing the work of many of their daily jobs, in exchange for lowering their rent of their city-owned houses after workers had their wages cut and many people were laid off. However, this did not prove successful, as Grover Cleveland sent in the army and this is why A is the correct answer, as it proved ineffective and was in the end disorganized as Grover Cleveland did not recognize the legitimacy of the American Railroad Union.

Answer;

B. not approved by a union.

The wildcat strike by employees of the Pullman company in 1894 was not approved by a union.

Explanation;

The Pullman strike in 1894, was a widespread railroad strike and boycott that disrupted the rail traffic in the Midwest of the United states.

The response by the federal government to unrest marked the first time that an injunction was used to break a strike.

This particular strike had no approval from the union of workers.