All of the following statements are true of the pullman company and the pullman strike except: a. the pullman company created a town that would offer a higher standard of living for their employees with the belief that giving them a better place to live would result in higher productivity b. as a result of the panic of 1893, the pullman company cut wages, but did not lower rent or the cost of products sold within the store of the company’s community c. the pullman strike was ended quickly and without violence when the governor sent local police to protect the employees d. the american railway union is given credit for starting and organizing the pullman strike