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How did the U.S. government handle the American Railway Union strike in 1893?
O It quickly ended the strike, allowing railroad companies to get back to business without meeting demands from workers.
It supported the strike and demanded that railroad companies pay their workers higher wages.
It brought workers and railroad owners together to negotiate, leading to railroad companies agreeing to provide safer
working conditions.
O It remained neutral during the strike, leading the railroad companies to give in to worker demands for a shorter workday.

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Final answer:

The U.S. government ended the American Railway Union strike in 1893 by involving federal troops and legal actions.


Explanation:

The U.S. government handled the American Railway Union strike in 1893 by.

  • Sending federal troops to end the strike, resulting in its conclusion and the arrest of Eugene Debs.
  • Using the army to confront strikers and restore railroad operations disrupted by the strike.
  • Securing a court order under the Sherman Anti-Trust Act to end the strike due to its impact on trade.

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