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19. The significance of the Haymarket Square incident in 1886 was that:a. unions won their demand for an eight-hour day.b. the American socialist movement received a great boost.c. the use of Pinkerton guards as strikebreakers was outlawed.d. it stimulated a hysterical wave of fear of anarchism and its alleged connection with unionism.
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