Why Were There So Few Strikes from 1942-1945

question 27

Multiple Choice

Why were there so few strikes from 1942-1945?

• A)Unions were too weak to strike.
• B)Union members were afraid that their employers would move their factories to other countries.
• C)It was considered unpatriotic to strike while we were at full-scale war.
• D)Labor leaders were afraid that strikes would force financially weak employers out of business.

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