Why was there little unrest during the war even though wage increases were minimal if given at all?
A) because the police were arresting people who protested
B) because workers were fired for complaining
C) because workers and unions were asked to do their part for the war effort, and they generally did so
D) because unions had little pull and could not defend or support their union members

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The government and employers urged workers and unions to support the war effort, and many workers and unions did so. This helped to prevent unrest despite minimal wage increases or wage freezes during the war. The other options (A, B, and D) may have contributed to the lack of unrest in some cases, but they do not fully explain the overall situation.

Why Was There Little Unrest During the War Even Though