Which statement is the most accurate assessment of how the Homestead union was destroyed?
The Pinkertons swiftly ended the Homestead Strike and destroyed the union.
Eyewitness reports of striking workers’ brutality shocked the public, and the resulting loss of public support eventually destroyed the union.
Disorganization during the violent clash with the Pinkertons eroded the strength of the union until it officially disbanded.
Strikers were blamed for Henry Frick’s assassination, and key union organizers were arrested, leaving the union without leadership.