Why is the copper miners' strike in bisbeearizona, infamous?

a) president theodore roosevelt ordered management to givnin to the demands of miners .
b)the government was called in to break up the violence that occurred .
c)a striking miner threw a bomb toward police that killed many people .
d) miners were rounded up into cattle cars and deported from the town .

D

Explanation: Miners were rounded up into cattle cars and deported from the town.

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