Question

in 1912, the international workers of the world (the iww, or the \wobblies\) organized textile workers in lawrence and lowell, massachusetts. this photo shows strikers, carrying american flags, confronting strikebreakers and militia bayonets. a historian would be able to use this photo as evidence to support the argument that... corporations often responded to striking workers with violence. labor unions did not believe in protecting the worker, just collecting union dues. local governments supported striking workers believing it was the patriotic thing to do. factory owners were supportive of labor strikes.

Explanation:

The photo shows strikers facing strike - breakers and militia bayonets, which implies a violent response to strikers. There is no evidence in the photo for the other claims about unions, local government support, or factory owner support.

Answer:

A. Corporations often responded to striking workers with violence.