'Great railroad' diaporamas de présentation

The Growth of the American Labor Movement

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Industrial Supremacy

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Chapter 14 Industrialization

Chapter 14 Industrialization. Section 4 Unions. Working in the United States. B/w 1865 & 1897, the U.S. experienced deflation , or a rise in the value of money. Relations b/w workers & employers were difficult. Deflation caused prices to fall and companies to cut wages.

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Labor Unions

Labor Unions. Left side of notebook- How Best to Help Labor?. By the late 1880s, many workers in America were- Unskilled: factories (such as steel, meatpacking, textiles), coal mines Service industries: banks, department stores, secretaries, nurses

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Labor Union Notes

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Native Americans Struggle to Survive

Native Americans Struggle to Survive. Guided Reading Activity.

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UNIONS

UNIONS. DOWN WITH THE MAN!!!. Background. Large Immigrant & Unskilled Labor workforce They fought against: Child Labor safety or health standards 8 hr. work day . Knights of Labor. Isaiah Stevens Unskilled workers

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VOTING RESTRICTIONS & SEGREGATION

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Workers Organize

Ch.14; Sect. 3 STD: 2.4. Workers Organize. Main Idea. Grim working conditions in many industries led workers to form unions and stage labor strikes. Government and Business. Sherman Antitrust Act Def pg. 473 Government policies had little effect on business

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