Labor Unions and Public Perception

Government intervened in favor of industries and suppressed any further union activity.

Government intervened on behalf of the unions, helping them achieve their goal of improving working conditions for the working class.

It brought important issues to the forefront and to the public's consciousness.

Authorities used the violence to paint the labor movement as supporters of terrorism and antigovernment, leading to a decrease in union membership. (correct)

Government intervened in favor of industries and suppressed any further union activity. (correct)

Government supported the violence and encouraged further riots.

Government intervened on behalf of the unions, helping them achieve their goal of improving working conditions for the working class.

Government remained neutral and did not intervene in the conflicts.

It led to increased public support for labor unions.

It had no impact on the perception of the labor movement.

It caused a decline in union membership due to violence. (correct)

It brought important issues to the forefront and to the public's consciousness.

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