Labor Movement

These were organizations of workers who would strive for improvements in the workplace.

Which of the following was a goal for the Knights of Labor?

A steelworker would be part of what kind of union?

These were written agreements signed by employees promising never to join a union.

What was the average weekly salary for UNSKILLED workers during the late 19th century?

The AFL would only allow these types of workers to join their union.

What was the process called whereby the unions negotiated with management?

How did President Hayes end the Great Railroad Strike of 1877?

These were circulated documents containing the names of labor leaders - They would not be hired

Residential areas near a factory, mill, or mine that were controlled by the business owner.

Who was the leader of the American Federation of Labor?

Which failed labor strike saw violence erupt when Pinkerton detectives arrived in a PA town? 

Who was the most important leader of the Knights of Labor?

What tactic did the federal government use to break the Pullman Strike? 

What would happen if a worker was seriously injured on the job?

Why did George Pullman's workers go on strike in 1894?

What strategy was used by Irish coal miners (Molly Maguires) to achieve their labor goals?

Which Strike saw a member of the Knights of Labor throw a bomb into a group of Chicago police?

How were workers paid in these company towns?

Which of the following was NOT a reason why wages were so low during the 19th century?