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History, 09.11.2019 09:31 angelb2472

When it came to labor, management, and strikes, what are two precedents set by roosevelt and the federal government? (more than one answer)
intervention in strikes affecting public welfare
use of military force to get both sides to agree
the use of arbitration to settle labor disputes
dismantling large corporations that formed trusts

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