Coal Strike Ends

Darnell Lewis advised 540,000 workers to return to work amid a strike that threatened steel and arms production, resulting in a loss of 12 million tons of coal. The House passed an anti-strike bill targeting Jo John L Lewis, who set a new deadline, hinting at a potential third strike. Meanwhile, union leaders William Green and Phillip Murray visited the White House, maintaining their no-strike position.

What was the advice given by Darnell Lewis to the workers?

• To continue the strike

• To re-enter the pits

• To negotiate with the government

• To seek new employment

What was the consequence of the week-long strike?

• Improved worker conditions

• Government support for the strike

• Increased steel production

• Loss of 12 million tons of coal

What action did the House take in response to the strike?

• Passed an anti-strike bill

• Negotiated with union leaders

• Increased worker wages

• Supported the strike

How did Jo John L Lewis respond to the anti-strike bill?

• He called off the strike

• He negotiated with the House

• He set a new deadline

• He surrendered unconditionally

What was the stance of the union leaders during their White House visit?

• They sought government intervention

• They supported a new strike

• They stood by the No strike policy

• They demanded higher wages