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Study Source C. How accurate is this interpretation of the General Strike as a violent dispute? Use the sources and knowledge from your studies to explain your answer.
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Study Source C. How accurate is this interpretation of the General Strike as a violent dispute? Use the sources and knowledge from your studies to explain your answer. The General Strike began on the 4th may and lasted until the 12th May, during this period some areas were hit by violence from striking workers, leading it to be thought of as a violent dispute. There is available evidence which supports the idea that the strike was a violent dispute in a few areas, above all the docks. This essay will assess how accurate source C is at interpreting the violence of the situation using evidence obtained from studying other resources. The limitations of the source will also be evaluated to distinguish any omissions or possible unbalanced analysis. The scene depicted in source C is an undeniably a violent one, there are a lot of policemen amongst the crowd of strikers and...
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