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3 years ago

who wrote "there can be no right to strike against the public safety by anybody , anywhere , anytime"?

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Calvin Coolidge said this, he was the Governor of Massachusetts and called out the state militia to end the Boston Police Strike which made him a national hero (just a little extra information :D). I hope this helps!

mihalych1998 [28]3 years ago

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The governor of massachusetts

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The Second Continental Congress carried out the normal purposes of a government, assigning ambassadors, issuing banknotes, increasing the Continental Army by conscription, and assigning generals to lead troops. However, Congress's powers were still very restricted. It did not have the power to raise taxes, nor did it have the capability to regulate trade.

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