What was the result of the Pullman Strike?

Answer: The result was a result of the company's decision to lower wages. The organization lowered the wages while keeping rents in its company town high. The strike brought American railroads to a halt.

Explanation: The Pullman Strike affected rail transportation nationwide, essentially bringing American business and railroads to a halt. The workers resented not only cut in wages, but management's intrusiveness into their personal lives. The government however became involved, federal troops was sent to open railroads. The strike was a result of the company's decision to lower wages. The organization lowered the wages while keeping rents in its company town high.