The NAWSA (National American Women Suffrage Association) protected the rights to vote for women in America. The law that protected them was the womens rights law and the amendment was the 19th admendment.
Answer:
Bosses
Explanation:
the major strikes in the 19th century, the federal government sided with business owners over the unions or strikers. ... During the major strikes of the 1800s, the government viewed labor unions as impediments to the development of the economy and sided with the company owners.
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The British didn't want the colonists to be independent. They would not allow it without a fight.