After WWI, labor unions began striking and became associated with communism. True False

TrueAfter World War I, labor unions in many countries, including the United States, became increasingly associated with communist and socialist movements. This was partly due to the influence of the Russian Revolution of 1917 and the rise of communist parties in various countries. Additionally, the post-war economic conditions, including high inflation and unemployment, led to a rise in labor unrest and strikes. Many workers and unions saw communism as a potential solution to their grievances and began to align themselves with communist parties and ideologies.