Men hang dummies from windows and vandalize a factory during a General Motor Workers' Strike.

The transcript discusses the success of strikes spreading to nearly every GM plant, highlighting the resilience of SIP donors as the strikes continued for weeks. It also covers the company's response, which included demands for proof and the use of tear gas.

What was a significant indicator of the strikes' success?

• The decrease in employee turnover

• The spread to almost every GM plant

• The rise in stock prices

• The increase in production

What did the SIP donors do as the days turned into weeks?

• They increased their donations

• They withdrew their support

• They organized a meeting

• They held out

What challenge did the company face in the narrative?

• A leadership crisis

• A demand for proof amidst tear gas

• A decline in market share

• A shortage of raw materials

How did the company respond to the challenging conditions?

• By relocating their headquarters

• By increasing wages

• By demanding proof

• By laying off employees

What was the company's reaction to the strikes?

• They closed down several plants

• They demanded proof through tear gas

• They negotiated with the strikers

• They ignored the strikes