Union organizer in the late 19th century

· Socialist candidate for U. S. President five times

· an organizer of the Pullman Strike in 1894

· anti-war activist

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18 January, 14:06

Union organizer in the late 19th century

· Socialist candidate for U. S. President five times

· an organizer of the Pullman Strike in 1894

· anti-war activist

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Talon · Answer 1

Answer: A) Eugene V. Debs

Explanation:Eugene V. Debs was a mainstay in American politics and society for over 60 years, fighting for the working man's rights. His anti-war activism during World War I landed him in the Atlanta Penitentiary in 1919, from which he ran for President in 1920 ... getting close to 4% of the popular vote.

Destinee · Answer 2

Destinee 18 January, 16:31

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Eugene V. Debbs is the answer.

Union organizer in the late 19th century· Socialist candidate for U. S. President five times· an organizer of the Pullman Strike in 1894· anti-war activist

Union organizer in the late 19th century

· Socialist candidate for U. S. President five times

· an organizer of the Pullman Strike in 1894

· anti-war activist