Question

read the quotation from theodore rhodie, a former pullman employee. \i do not like to walk up there and hand up my membership in the american railway union because when a man asks me to give up my principles, my rights as an american citizen, he might just as well ask for my life.\ to which result of the pullman strike is theodore rhodie referring?
the loss of money by the pullman company
the imprisonment of eugene v. debs
the rehiring of workers who resigned from debs’s union
the increase in anti-union court decisions

Explanation:

The Pullman strike ended with the company rehiring workers only if they resigned from the American Railway Union (led by Debs). Theodore Rhodie’s statement about giving up union membership to keep his job (or rejoin) aligns with this result. The other options: loss of money by Pullman isn’t about giving up union membership; Debs’ imprisonment doesn’t relate to workers giving up membership; anti - union court decisions are broader, while this is about workers’ individual union membership requirements for rehiring.

Answer:

the rehiring of workers who resigned from Debs’s union