Prior to the New Deal legislation of the 1930s that expanded the rights of unions, firms were successful in suppressing union pressures by arguing in court that unions would
A. use coercive tactics to force workers to join the union.
B. restrict interstate commerce, which was prohibited by the Sherman Act.
C. illegally spend dues on political activities.
D. fail to protect the rights of children who could not legally join a union.
E. reduce the United States' competitive advantage it had over Germany.
Answer: B
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