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How did the federal government support employers during times of labor unrest?

Acalled on the Pinkertons to stop strikes
Bdenied unions recognition as legally protected groups
Cimprisoned Eugene Debs and other labor leaders for life
Dmade company towns illegal

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Bdenied unions recognition as legally protected groups.


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b. denied unions recognition as legally protected groups.

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During times of labor unrest, the federal government supported employers by denying unions recognition as legally protected groups. Labor unions are associations of workers that act as a legal representant for employees in matters of law. By not recognizing unions as legally protected groups, the government allowed employers to provide less rights and benefits to their employees, thus making a business more profitable.

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