PART B: Which quote from the text best support the
answer to Part A?
A "It was feared then what trouble would be had and
perhaps bloodshed but the miners maintained their
determination to keep within the law." (Paragraph 3)
B “The strikers took 132 of our unarmed miners to the
mouth of Fourth of July Canyon, near Cataldo, last night,
and after robbing them fired on them. We know of at
least two killed." (Paragraph 9)
C “Kinney had been ordered out of the country by the
strikers, and was helping some of his former employees
to reach Spokane." (Paragraph 14)
"At Wardner he received assurances from the strikers
that they would lay down their arms and disband if the
non-union men still in the country were driven out."
(Paragraph 17)

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