The Smith-Connally Act of 1943 did NOTMultiple Choicepass largely in response to actions taken by the United Mine Workers.authorize police to arrest communist and investigate them for un-American activities.demonstrate that the war was changing the relationship between organized labor and government.pass over President Franklin Roosevelt's veto.empower the president to seize a war factory where workers had gone on strike.

The McCarran Internal Security ActMultiple Choicewas strongly supported by the Truman administration.created the Federal Bureau of Investigation.stripped American citizenship from all known communists.required communist organizations to register with the government.outlawed all communist organizations in the United States.

Match the following terms and statements dealing with labor and government interactions during this period.Drag each item on the left to its matching item on the right.PullmanCoxey’s Army (Jacob Coxey)Eugene V. Debsleader of the American Railway Union who was jailed during a strike for contempt of court for violating a judge’s order to end the strike and return to workfederal troops called in to disperse hundreds of unemployed men marching on WashingtonStrikes at a railroad car manufacturer led to a general strike by the American Railway Union that crippled national rail service.

In his settlement of the anthracite coal strike in 1902, Teddy Roosevelt Group of answer choicesdefeated the striking miners, who represented a threat to law and order.established federal ownership of the mines in a step toward democratic socialism.threatened the coal owners that he would seize the mines if they did not negotiate a settlement.used government funds to subsidize the wages of the striking coal miners.ignored the crisis until both sides were forced to negotiate a settlement.

What was true about the desegregation of the defense industry under President Franklin Roosevelt?A.He feared that protests planned would hurt the war effort.B.It was part of a law passed by Congress.C.He responded to demands by industry leaders.D.It was done to end massive strikes.

During Madison's presidency, "War Hawks" were congressmen who _________ against Great Britain. A:A. were against the United States going to warB:B. felt the United States could not win a warC:C. felt the United States could not afford fighting a warD:D. were eager for the United States to go to war