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What did the federal government do in response to union-led strikes? attempted to mediate the issues so that both sides could be heard remained impartial so the dispute could be settled by labor and management
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What did the federal government do in response to union-led strikes?

attempted to mediate the issues so that both sides could be heard

remained impartial so the dispute could be settled by labor and management

sided with labor and reprimanded business owners for their behavior

acted quickly to end strikes, using both the courts and federal troops

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acted quickly to end strikes, using both the courts and federal troops
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