What impact did the general textile strike such as the strike of Honea Path have on labor unions in the South Carolina?

A. It allowed more Mills to have more labor unions

B. allowed more unions to collectively bargain

C. it forced the state to create a department to oversee the strikes

D. It intensified their anti-union statement which continues to the present

The impact that the general textile strike had on labor unions in the South Carolina was:

B. allowed more unions to collectively bargain

Explanation:

The reasons behind this answer are: It didn't allow the mills to have more labor unions, first people joined the existing ones when the strike was being carried out and after everything happened the textile factories reopened just to hire the employees that would agree with their terms of no strikes in the future. C. the state didn't create a department to oversee the strikes. D. It didn't intensify the anti-union statement it only confirmed it. However, it allowed unions to organize under bigger organizations.

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