Read the quotation from theodore rhodie, a former pullman employee. "i do not like to walk up there and hand up my membership in the american railway union because when a man asks me to give up my principles, my rights as an american citizen, he might just as well ask for my life." to which result of the pullman strike is theodore rhodie referring?
a. the loss of money by the pullman company
b. the imprisonment of eugene v. debs
c. the rehiring of workers who resigned from debs’s union
d. the increase in anti-union court decisions

Option C.

Explanation:

The rehiring of workers after they resigned from the union , is the right answer.

The Economic Depression of 1893 had an extensive impression on a car company known as the Pullman Palace Car Company. After the Economic Depression, the company increased its laboring hours and cut down projects and salaries. Operators of the Pullman company had the assistance of the Railway Union of the U.S. Accordingly they ejected the Pullman strike on 11th May 1894, following the lead of the Eugene V. Debs.

In the later phase of the 1800's, this confrontation ended with the rehiring of the workers, who initially resigned from the union. Henceforth, Theodore Rhodie in this paragraph is revealing about this result.

The correct answer is C) the rehiring of workers who resigned from Debs’s union.

To which result of the Pullman strike is Theodore Rhodie referring?

The rehiring of workers who resigned from Debs’s union.

These workers rebelled against the Pullman railroad company. The incident was known as the Pullman Strike that started from May to July 1894. The workers were tired of working under difficult conditions, for long hours, earning so little money. The American Railway Union confronted the Pullman company that had its headquarters in Chicago. President Grover Cleveland had to send the military troops to end the strike. Unfortunately, it ended in a violently way.

the answer is d the rejection of the olive branch petition.

explanation:

the olive branch petition was an attempt to state the rights of the colonists while keeping their loyalty to the british crown. hope this !

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