In response to the 1894 Pullman strike, the U.S. government
(A) nationalized the company
(B) tried the company owners under antitrust laws
(C) used federal troops to operate the trains until the strike ended
(D) used federal troops to subdue the workers
(E) forced the striking workers to collectively bargain
In response to the 1894 Pullman strike, the U.S. government "(D) used federal troops to subdue the workers," since the government made it clear that they would all be fired if they did not cease their actions.
