John L. Lewis was the man who became a hero to many in organized labor as a result of the coal miners' strike of 1919.
He was actually the leader of organized labor at the time and represented the rights and wishes of the workers at the time. During this strike, around 400,000 miners left their jobs to fight against the tyrants.
The Truman Doctrine was originally designed to contain the communism and give aid to Turkey and Greece.
<span>The American Indians were pushed off their land and relocated to reservations.</span>
Answer: letter D.
Battle of the Bulge took place between the forces of Nazi Germany and the Allies (mainly American and British) in the Ardennes Forest, located on the border between France, Germany, Belgium and Luxembourg. This battle took place between December 1944 and January 1945 and was the last major offensive organized by Germany during World War II.