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Who: Skilled and unskilled workers, women, minorities, farmers, and small business owners.

What: For all workers who came together to improved their wages, working conditions, and rights.

Where: Across the US in both cities and rural area.

When: started with the founding of the knights of Labor in 1869.

Why and How: It mostly happen thought the formation of labor unions like the Knights of Labor, which aimed to bring together workers.

What impact does it have on society?

Advocating for workers rights, improved working conditions and labor reforms.

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Who: Skilled and unskilled workers, women, minorities, farmers, and small businesses.

What: It was the way improved wages and working conditions allowed more people to participate in buying goods and services.

Where: US

When: In the late 19th and early 20th centuries.

Why and How: Happen because workers started earning more money and had better working conditions.

What impact does it have on society?

Big impact because workers earned more and had better working conditions.

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Who: Terence V. Powderly, Jay Cooke, Albert Parsons

What: Times when a lot of people lost their jobs and faced tough times.

Where: US

When: Early 1870s.

Why and how: Happen due to economic hardship and unemployment.

What impact does it have on society?

It led to the creation of more labor unions, people also became more aware of workers' rights and showed that strikes and protests could bring change.

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Who: Women, Farmers, key leaders like Terence V. Powderly and Samuel Gompers.

What: It was a response to the focus on efficiency that often ignored workers needs.

Where: Primarily in US.

When: Early 20th century.

Why and How: Happen because workers were reacting to the strict and efficiency-focused methods introduced by Frederick Taylor.

What impact does it have on society?

Led to improved working conditions, better wages, and shorter working hours for many works, also strengthened labor unions, which became powerful advocates for worker right.

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Who: Terence V. Powderly was the leader of the movement.

What: It was a major labor organization in the late 19th century that united workers of all types to fight for better working conditions.

Where: Mostly in the US, key locations included cities like Chicago, New York, and Philadelphia.

When: Founded in 1869, then grew in the 1880s

Why and How: Happen to help working conditions, wages, and work hours.

What impact does it have on society?

Helped to rise awareness about workers rights and set the stage for future labor reforms.

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Who: Involved skilled workers from various trades, carpenters, machinists, electricians and Samuel Gompers,

What: About organizing skilled workers into trade-specific union.

Where: In the US.

When: Found in 1886.

Why and How: Happen because skilled workers wanted better wages, shorter working hours, and improved working conditions.

What impact does it have on society?

Improved working conditions like safer workplaces, higher wages, labor rights such as right to unionize.