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Opposition to the New Deal — Cumulative exam

Question 41 • S1S-OC: US History A (E1202 - AG)

How did the Great Railroad Strike of 1877 affect the national economy?

Answer
A
The strike had a minor impact on the national economy because companies quickly hired new workers.
B
The strike had a major impact on the national economy because workers in other industries joined the strike.
C
The strike had a major impact on the national economy because it prevented trade and commerce.
D
The strike impacted the local economy but not the national economy.

Explanation

The strike spread across major rail lines, disrupting the movement of goods and passengers across the country. With rail transportation halted in many places, trade and commerce were seriously affected, so the strike had a major impact on the national economy. The best answer is “it prevented trade and commerce.”

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