The first federal statute of any importance to the labor movement is the ______.
A) Clayton Act
B) Railway Labor Act
C) Norris-LaGuardia Act
D) Wagner Act
E) Taft-Hartley Act

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The first federal statute of any importance to the labor movement is the Clayton Act of 1914, which was passed principally to strengthen the antitrust laws. The Clayton Act did not balance the bargaining power between labor and management.

The First Federal Statute of Any Importance to the Labor