In what ways was the Pullman Strike
unsuccessful for the union?
Think about how
the strike hurt the Pullman workers
the strike hurt the American Railway Union and
its leader
the strike hurt unions in the future.
Choose all answers that apply.
Many striking workers lost their jobs, and
conditions did not improve for the workers
who were rehired
The company had to apologize to the
workers
The union's leader, Eugene V. Debs, was
jailed
The federal government got involved to stop
the strike
DONE

A: (Many striking workers lost their jobs, and conditions did not improve for the workers who were rehired.)

C: (The union’s leader, Eugene V. Debs, was jailed.)

D: (The federal government got involved to stop the strike.)

Explanation:

The Pullman Strike was both successful and unsuccessful for the union in many ways. Some of the ways in which they were unsuccessful were, many striking workers lost their jobs, and conditions did not improve for the workers who were rehired. The union's leader, Eugene V. Debs, was jailed. The federal government got involved to stop the strike.

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