Question

what was a significant outcome of the great strike of 1877? the federal government asserting its power to use force to put down strikes. the establishment of the 8-hour workday. the immediate end to child labor. increased wages for all railroad workers.

Explanation:

• The Great Strike of 1877 was a major railroad strike. The federal government intervened with force to suppress it, marking a significant moment of the government using its power against strikes.
• The 8 - hour workday was established later, not as a result of this strike.
• Child labor did not end immediately due to this strike.
• The strike was suppressed, and wages did not increase for all railroad workers.

Answer:

A. The federal government asserting its power to use force to put down strikes.