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The British Government passed the 'Trade Disputes Act' in 1929 primarily to curb the rising power of labor unions. Which of the following was a key provision of this Act?
A. It mandated a minimum wage for all industrial workers.
B. It strictly banned 'sympathetic strikes' and strikes designed to coerce the government.
C. It legalized the formation of armed workers' militias.
D. It transferred the ownership of failing mills to the workers.
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