In 1919, henry ford was sued because:
a. he used corporate profits to support humanitarian and charitable works.
b. his factory was deemed to be a sweatshop.
c. he diverted corporate profits for personal gain.
d. the dodge brothers wanted a bigger role in management.

The appropriate response is A. Henry Ford also then sued the Chicago Tribune for criticizing the grounds that it called him an uninformed revolutionary. In court, the guard lawyer has chosen to show Ford's obliviousness and absence of patriotism by posting essential American history inquiries. The vehicle head honcho reliably missed these inquiries, and court transcripts of his nonsense wound up plainly well known perusing at the time.

The answer should be a.