Which law most directly led to the General Motors sit-down strike in 1936?

Social Security Act
Glass-Steagall Act
Fair Labor Standards Act
Wagner Act

Question

Which law most directly led to the General Motors sit-down strike in 1936?

Social Security Act 
 Glass-Steagall Act 
 Fair Labor Standards Act 
 Wagner Act

conqueror · Answer

Any ideas?

anonymous · Answer

I have no idea honestly .  I dont think its the wagner act because the wagner act helped push towards labor unions and not the sit down strike.

ashleyisakitty · Answer

The GM sit down strike lasted for 36-37, a total of 44 days. The sit down was created in hopes to stop sending work to non-union plants and to establish a fair minimum wage scale, a grievance system and a set of procedures that would help protect assembly-line workers from injury. The only logical answer is choice C) the fair labor acts of 1935.

anonymous · Answer

CORRECTION!!! the correct answer is D
	Wagner Act