In serious labor disputes which arose before 1900, the U. S. government

Select one:

a. usually supported the owners.

b. tended to support the organized workers.

c. usually remained strictly neutral, refusing to mediate the disputes.

d. sometimes supported the workers and other times supported the owners.

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In serious labor disputes which arose before 1900, the U. S. government

Select one:

a. usually supported the owners.

b. tended to support the organized workers.

c. usually remained strictly neutral, refusing to mediate the disputes.

d. sometimes supported the workers and other times supported the owners.

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Josh Richardson · Answer 1

Answer: A) Usually supported the owners.

Explanation: In serious labour disputes which arose before 1900, the U. S. government usually supported the owners as it was the time of commercial revolutions and businesses were on the verge of closing down.

As factories were designed there was a need of staff and labour to keep the work in progress. Even in the low wages, the staff had to work and hence the owners were supported.