In 1937, regarding the organizing of industrial labor,
A. a key strike against Republic Steel of Chicago succeeded in winning union recognition.
B. the "Memorial Day Massacre" saw striking U.S. Steel employees killed by police.
C. small steel companies more quickly unionized than did large steel companies.
D. the great majority of strikes were settled in favor of the unions.
E. the effort to organize the steel industry proved easier than organizing in the auto industry.
D
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A) a wealthy northern industrialist and member of the Republican Party B) a poor southern sharecropper and member of the Progressive Party C) a middle-class merchant and member of the Democratic Party D) a middle-class factory owner with no party affiliation
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What will be an ideal response?