John L. Lewis at the Municipal Court building in Washington, DC, in 1946

The transcript discusses the federal government's pressure on a labor leader who refused to comply with demands for striking mine workers to return to work. As a result, he faced a personal fine, and the United Mine Workers (UMW) were penalized with a significant financial penalty for their role in the contempt procedure.

What was the reason for the federal government's pressure on the individual?

• He violated environmental regulations.

• He was involved in a political scandal.

• He did not comply with demands regarding striking mine workers.

• He refused to pay taxes.

In what context did the government demand compliance from the individual?

• National health, safety, and welfare

• Economic growth

• Educational reform

• Technological advancement

What was the personal fine imposed on the individual?

• $5,000

• $10,000

• $15,000

• $20,000

What was the penalty imposed on the UMW?

• 2 million dollars

• 4 million dollars

• 3.5 million dollars

• 1 million dollars

Why was the UMW penalized?

• For violating safety regulations

• For failing to pay dues

• For their share in the contempt procedure

• For organizing a protest