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1. WWI
   ... fought to keep union organizations form interfering with their power and manufacturing plants and armed forces were often used against strike workers. ...
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2. WWI
   ... fought to keep union organizations form interfering with their power and manufacturing plants and armed forces were often used against strike workers. ...
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3. Industrialization of Canada
   ... against the strikers, as Paul Craven has shown: in the more than in 100 cases...the very timing of the interruption of the strike...workers lost the power ...
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4. Labor Unions
   ... Because the workers are not on strike workers can still collect their pay. Some Unions have resorted to tactics that are illegal. There are three main tactics. ...
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5. Labor Unions1
   ... Because the workers are not on strike workers can still collect their pay. Some Unions have resorted to tactics that are illegal. There are three main tactics. ...
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6. Hershey Strike
   The Hershey strike of 2002 was the first strike of Hershey workers since 1980. ... On April 26th 2002, the workers officially went out on strike. ...
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7. Winnipeg General Strike
   ... The workers on strike took force into the streets. Police ... wanted. A strike gave the workers hope and something to look forward to. ...
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8. Winnipeg General Strike
   ... The workers on strike took force into the streets. Police ... wanted. A strike gave the workers hope and something to look forward to. ...
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9. The Great Strike of 1877
   ... After sometime, the strike encompassed more then simply railroad workers. The strike involved workers from a variety of other occupations as well. ...
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10. autolite strike 1934
    ... circumstances. First of all, the old workers who remained at work throughout the strike had preference during the rehiring process. Secondly ...
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11. Hamilton Street Railway Strike
    ... Allan Studholme used the strike generated public support for workers, to successfully run as an independent working class candidate in Hamilton East. ...
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12. Spark of the Great Strike
    ... The canal workers, who had been on strike for a month, were met with cheers as they joined the railroad strikers in Martinsburg.NY Times The influence of the ...
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13. America Post Depression
    ... During the Homestead Strike of 1892, federal troops were summoned to come and break up a violent strike and a workers union. They ...
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14. Problems and Reform Attempts of Farmers and Workers
    ... employees. This strike consisting of a few thousand workers caused a halt in trains from Chicago to the west coast. These responses ...
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15. American Labor Unions
    ... Rail workers all over the United States went on strike due to a ten percent pay reduction. ... Nonunion workers were hired and the strike was broken. ...
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16. Work in Industrial Revolution
    ... During a strike, workers would picket or carry signs around the outside of the building they worked at to get their message across to the public and get added ...
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17. Strikes 2
    ... Workers may engage in a strike to persuade companies to agree to their demands such as to obtain some improvement in the conditions of work such as shorter ...
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18. The union movement of the late 19th century
    ... On May 1st and 2nd 1886 were eighty thousand workers went on strike, bringing most of Chicagoamp39s manufacturing to a standstill. On ...
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19. Development of American Labor
    ... In the spring of 1894, the outraged workers called for a strike. The strike was one of peace, that is until Pullman hired strikebreakers. ...
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20. After World War II Artistic Development
    ... buildings and fought with police. Sympathetic with their cause, millions of workers went out on strike. Workers support didnamp39t last ...
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21. Organized labor
    ... The Haymarket Riot began in Chicago. It was in protest to the killings of many workers by the police on May 1st at the McCormick strike. ...
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22. The Betrayal of Local 14
    ... Christmas shutdown. The union workers refused these items, and after negotiations were not successful, they went on strike. During this ...
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23. Cesar Chavez
    ... This was the first successful strike/boycott for the farm workers in five years. This strike brought millions of supporters to help Cesar. ...
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24. Severity of Strikes
    ... The first known strike or organized workers\amp39 uprising is that of the workers of the royal necropolis in ancient Egypt towards the end of the 20th dynasty ...
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25. Problems for workers during the American Industrial revolution
    ... Also, the Homestead strike of 1892 and the Pullman strike of 1894 left bad ... lead to the increase of America economy but it also caused problems for workers. ...
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26. Lowell Mills Girls
    ... their demands were not truly met, the fact that they did strike is an accomplishment in itself. The wage cuts were a threat to the workers independence and ...
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27. Labor Unions DBQ
    ... The Second Industrial Revolution was indeed successful in raising the status of workers. The Pullman Strike, The Homestead Lockout, and Haymarket Riot were all ...
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28. Red Summer
    ... This resulted in workers going on strike. One ... This strike began with workers who had walked out of their jobs from a shipyard. This ...
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29. 1800amp39s
    ... failed to continue. In 1885, a strike on railway workers forced a nudge in the Gould system, the Missouri Pacific. The membership of ...
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30. United Farm Workers
    ... After ten days, the growers folded and agreed to pay the workers the 1.25 an hour. Shortly after the strike, Chavez called to the public to buy only union ...
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