After President Roosevelt intervened in the anthracite coal mining strike of 1902 and obtained what he called a "square deal":
a. the federal government became a force in disputes between capital and labor
b. big labor became powerful, and unions could no longer be dominated by big business
c. big business would still dominate unions, and this settlement was an exception to normal practices
d. he was disgusted by both the miners' and the mine-owners' reactions
A
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Fill in the blank(s) with correct word