Who was known as the
'Lawbreaker-at-Large' and the
'Enemy of the Human Race' over
the Pullman strike?
A. Eugene Debs
B. Theodore Roosevelt
C. President Grover Cleveland
D. Colonel Jim Woodman

A. Eugene Debs

Explanation:

An editorial in the New York Times called him 'Lawbreaker-at-Large' and the 'Enemy of the Human Race' over the Pullman strike and also called for him to be jalied.

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