Which of the following is true about the Pullman Strike of 1894? Select ONE
answer.
It caused a shortage of iron and steel, thus reducing the amount of ships the U. S.
could build during World War I
It led to the formation of the KKK, which terrorized union members with
violence and assassination attempts
The strike itself was not successful, but it did result in the increased popularity
of Eugene Debs, who ran for president several times
Theodore Roosevelt led over 20,000 strikers through the streets of Arlington,
Virginia, forcing the Pullman Company to increase workers' wages