STRIKING DOCKERS MARCH TO TRAFALGAR SQUARE

The video discusses the ongoing strike of dockers who defied government and union appeals, marching to Trafalgar Square to hold a mass meeting. The Canadian dispute that triggered the strike was highlighted, and public reactions were mixed. Mr. Platt's Mills MP commented on the government's handling of the strike and hinted at future conflicts.

What was the initial reaction of the dockers to the appeals from the government and union leaders?

• They immediately agreed to stop the strike.

• They resisted and continued their strike.

• They were divided in their response.

• They sought a compromise with the government.

What was prominently featured on the marchers' placards during the strike?

• Demands for higher wages

• Support for the government

• Calls for union leadership change

• The Canadian dispute

What was the main concern of others present in Trafalgar Square during the strike?

• To support the government

• To negotiate with union leaders

• To end the strike immediately

• To clarify their position

What did Mr. Platt's Mills MP predict about the future?

• The union leaders would resign

• The government would concede

• There would be bigger battles to come

• The strike would end soon

How did Mr. Platt's Mills MP view the government's handling of the strike?

• He remained neutral

• He was unaware of the government's actions

• He praised the government's efforts

• He criticized the government's approach