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In serious labor disputes which arose before 1900 the U.S. government did what

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Usually, they supported the owners.
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User Liangzan
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Answer:

usually supported the owners.

Step-by-step explanation:

Prior to 1900, no labor law existed and the conditions under which workers were subjected were terrible and resulted in a very low wage. At that time, workers even tried to settle some labor disputes against factory owners. The problem is that the employees had no social or political support as the government usually gave support to the owners.

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