In the Pullman Strike of 1894, what did Grover Cleveland's intervention accomplish?
A) It gave business the court injunction as a new weapon against labor.
B) It ensured the success of the strike.
C) It failed to end the strike.
D) It gave workers the protection of a court injunction.
E) It led to the creation of the Pullman Porters Union.
Answer: A
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