What did president roosevelt's actions demonstrate?

a. the federal government does not get involved with labor disputes.

b. the federal government cannot force labor and management to compromise.

c. when a strike threatens the public welfare, the federal government is expected to step in. eliminate

d. the federal government can take over a company when it is in the best interest of the nation.

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Leslie Cowan

1 January, 02:44

What did president roosevelt's actions demonstrate?

a. the federal government does not get involved with labor disputes.

b. the federal government cannot force labor and management to compromise.

c. when a strike threatens the public welfare, the federal government is expected to step in. eliminate

d. the federal government can take over a company when it is in the best interest of the nation.

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Jaron Fry · Answer 1

The correct answer is C. W hen a strike threatens the public welfare, the federal government is expected to step in. A strike is fine, however if it threatens the welfare of the public it is unacceptable.