How did world war i and the rhetoric of freedom shape the labor movement and workers’ expectations?
a. world war i had a minimal impact on the labor movement.
b. workers abandoned their push for the eight-hour day.
c. wartime rhetoric inspired hopes for social and economic justice.
d. wartime propaganda turned the labor movement toward nationalism.
e. there were very few labor strikes after the war.

True or false: after the bonus army demonstrated around the capitol and lobbied senators, the senate passed the bonus billwhat did fdr speak to the american people about in his first fireside chat? how did the new deal assist workers? select all that apply.a, by funding public works projects b. by mandating an eight-hour dayc, by guaranteeing an income raise for alld, by guaranteeing a higher stock market