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Both of the strikes ended up not being successful in the end. The economy was barely affected by both of these strikes, but the Verizon strike only decreased stock percentages. Both of the strikes were made by the workers opinion about a certain topic and what they didn't like

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The economy was not effected by this strike, only a couple people were found dead and 20 people were found injured

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Andrew Carnegie wanted to reduce wages and have the people work longer hours. But later, the Pinkertons were called to the company and everything turned into violence

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No, the people settled the problem in the favor of the company, meaning that the company hired nonunion workers

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The only thing that was effected by the walk-out was that the stock decreased about 4% in a week due to the concerns about the strike

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Verizon has been seeking a new contract that would allow it to reassign workers to a new city in another state for up to two months, increase the number of call center jobs outsourced to countries like the Philippines and Mexico.

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No, unfortunately, the Verizon industry just hired nonunion workers, to make up up for the fact that 47,000 people walked out.