Question

question 1 (multiple choice worth 5 points) (03.04r lc) which of the following was responsible for preventing worker strikes during world war i? united states chamber of commerce american protective league national war labor board committee on public information

Explanation:

The National War Labor Board was established during World War I to mediate labor disputes, set wage standards, and prevent strikes that would disrupt war production. The other options had different roles: the U.S. Chamber of Commerce advocated for businesses, the American Protective League monitored dissent, and the Committee on Public Information handled war propaganda.

Answer:

National War Labor Board