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July 14 - 31, 1877

Workers from various industries, including railroads, protested against wage cuts and poor working conditions.

This event highlights early labor struggles in the industrializing nation, where workers in urban areas began to demand better rights and wages.

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Date: May 4, 1886

A labor protest rally in Chicago turned violent when a bomb exploded, leading to the trial and execution of several anarchists.

Demonstrates the tensions and conflicts between labor and industrial interests in urban centers during industrialization.

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Date: July 2, 1890

This federal law aimed to curb monopolistic practices and promote fair competition in business.

Reflects the government's response to the rise of industrial trusts and monopolies, showing the shift in economic power from agrarian to corporate.

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Date: February 25, 1901

J.P. Morgan merged several major steel companies to create the world's first billion-dollar corporation.

Symbolizes the consolidation of industries and dominance of corporate giants in the urban, industrialized economy.

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Date: December 1, 1913

Henry Ford introduced the first moving assembly line, revolutionizing manufacturing and making automobiles more affordable.

Represents a major leap in industrialization, with efficient mass production techniques leading to urbanization and consumer culture.