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1866-Founding of the National Labor Union

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1866-Founding of the National Labor Union

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The Natonal Labor Union was the first labor rules in the US. They fought for 8 hour work days. They ended up falling in the 1870s due to the Great Depression.

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As the NLU faded this organization grows with over 800,000 members. What the Founding of the Knights of labor did was fought for not only 8 hour days but also higher wages, women’s economic rights, racial equality, and even laws against child labor

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As a rally grew in support of the 8 hour work days. An angry person decides to throw a bomb into the crowd. It ends up killing seven policemen and several civilians. Eventually at trial eight anarchists are convicted of conspiracy and seven ended up getting sentenced to death.

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1912: Textile strike in Lawrence, Massachusetts

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1912: Textile strike in Lawrence, Massachusetts

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in the strike in Lawerence Massachusetts over 20,000 woman and girls walk out of the mills due to a pay cut and go on strike. Multiple mothers and pregnant women and even children got beat by the police. Eventually the companies agree to the workers demands.

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1912: Textile strike in Lawrence, Massachusetts

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Over 400,000 workers from the south all the way to New England went on strike for thirty hour week,minimum wages,union recognition, and better working conditions. More so in the south employers send local and state authorities, who ended up send the police and National Guard to basically send war on the strikers. they end up calling off the strike which ends up making the south un-unionized for the rest of the century.

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in a protesting crowd of hundreds of people who gathered to protest the refusal of small steel manufacturers to negotiate with SWOC. The Chicago police came and shot 10 unarmed people and injured many other people. The police were not charged.

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this law was made so woman and men would have the same pay wages. It allowed woman's pay to increase dramatically over the next 50 years.

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this long strike lasting over 10 months with the Hormal food workers on strike for the wage cuts. They end up leading to a national boycott of Hormal food products. Unfortunately the workers cannot hold out against the opposition.

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 1993: Bill Clinton signs NAFTA into law

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 1993: Bill Clinton signs NAFTA into law

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Bill Clinton signed the North America Free Trade Agreement into law in 1993 between the U.S, Canada, and Mexico which continued the neoliberal attack.

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1999: Seattle protests occur against the World Trade Organization

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1999: Seattle protests occur against the World Trade Organization

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over 10,000 protesters marched through the streets of seattle while the WTO met downtown. This was the first major protest in the U.S against the corporal organizations. The protesters got what they wanted.

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1999: Seattle protests occur against the World Trade Organization

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June, 2011: Protests in Madison, Wisconsin

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June, 2011: Protests in Madison, Wisconsin

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more than 100,000 demonstrate in and around the Capitol building to protest against Governor Scott Walker’s bill to strip public employers.

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June, 2011: Protests in Madison, Wisconsin

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CTU embraces a militant, social-movement strategy to fight back against the national assault on public schools and teachers’ unions.