Calvin Coolidge in 1920s, and Boston, MA, police strike in 1919

The transcript discusses how Coolidge rose to national prominence due to his firm stance against the unionization of public servants during the Boston police strike. He called in the militia to maintain order, which highlighted his leadership and decisiveness.

How did Coolidge's actions during the strike reflect his views on public service?

What were the consequences of calling out the militia during the Boston police strike?