US Soldiers, strikebreakers onto train

Colonel Pope is instructed to prepare his men to leave Georgia by midnight. Despite concerns about strikebreakers sworn in as deputies, the order is firm. Governor Talmadge's decisive action against professional strikebreakers reflects a shift in public sentiment towards labor disputes, posing a significant threat to the Burg Office of America beyond just revoking licenses.

What was Colonel Pope instructed to do with his men?

• Train them for a special mission

• Prepare them for a parade

• Have them ready to leave Georgia by midnight

• Assign them to a new project

What was the concern raised about the strikebreakers?

• They were not properly trained

• They were sworn in as deputies

• They were not following orders

• They were causing traffic issues

What was Governor Talmadge's stance on professional strikebreakers?

• He encouraged their activities

• He imparted strong resentment against them

• He was indifferent to their presence

• He supported their actions

What does the action against strikebreakers indicate about American attitudes?

• A growing acceptance of labor disputes

• A decline in labor union influence

• A fundamental change in attitude towards labor disputes

• An increase in strikebreaker support

What is more threatening to the Burg Office of America than revoking licenses?

• An economic downturn

• A rise in unemployment

• A new government policy

• A change in public sentiment