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Following passage of the Wagner Act, workers at General Motors stopped work but refused to leave the factory in what came to be known as a general strike O A. True OB. False​

Following passage of the Wagner Act, workers at General Motors stopped work but refused to leave the factory in what came to be known as a general strike O A. True OB. False​
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Following passage of the Wagner Act, workers at General Motors stopped work but refused to leave the factory in what came to be known as a

general strike
O
A. True
OB. False​

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True, they were on strike for 44 days

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