Congress Overrides President's Veto Anti-Strike Law

The video discusses labor disputes and governance affecting workers post-war. It highlights the introduction of a new law at 3:13, President Roosevelt's veto of the Connolly Smith Anti Strike Bill, and Congress's insistence on an anti-strike law. Seventeen minutes later, at 3:30, the Senate overrides the veto, demonstrating the legislative process and the balance of power between the presidency and Congress.

What was the duration for which labor disputes were governed for all working people?

• Until three months after the war

• Until one year after the war

• Until six months after the war

• Until the end of the war

At what time was the new law introduced?

• 3:13

• 3:00

• 3:45

• 3:30

Who vetoed the Connolly Smith Anti Strike Bill?

• President Truman

• President Roosevelt

• President Eisenhower

• President Kennedy

What action did Congress take after the veto of the Anti Strike Bill?

• They accepted the veto

• They postponed the decision

• They revised the bill

• They insisted on the anti-strike law

How long after the veto did the Senate override it?

• 20 minutes later

• 17 minutes later

• 15 minutes later

• 10 minutes later