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A food riot that broke out in NYC and lasted less than a day and led to people protesting runaway prices and hungry workers broke through store rooms that were filled with sacks of hoarded flours

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They were young female workers who managed to come to Lowell Massachusetts the girls had harsh working conditions and barely any pay then they came together to protest they came together and made the first union of working women

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The first major labor organization in the U.S and they brought in people that were poor and unskilled but some were skilled and they campaigned in eight hour workdays

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This was a violent confrontation between the cops and labor protestors in Chicago after a bombing took place at a labor demonstration it started off as a peaceful riot. This event happened to become a symbol of the international struggles of workers rights

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This was an industrial lockout and a strike and it led to a battle between some of the strikers and private security agents and it became a major event in the U.S labor history

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This was two interrelated strikes the first one was a widespread railroad strike and then a boycott that messed up the rail traffic Grover Cleveland dispatched federal troops to address the strike and it ended up having an outbreak of deadly violence then the strike and boycott stopped

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This is a national federation that consisted of labor unions and it was sort of the opposite of the Knights of Labor because the purpose for the AFL was to organize skilled workers into national unions consisting of others in the same trade

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Was a schoolteacher and dress maker in 1897. She became a prominent Union organizer, a community organizer, and an activist. She helped start a lot of strikes for workers rights and even co-founded the Industrial Workers of the World

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Lots of women with no ventilation and they took small breaks then the owner put chains on the door so they would not take breaks and then the building burned down
the significance passed the labor laws that requires fire escapes and you can not lock people in buildings

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This had around 10,000 West Virginia coal miners march in protest of their working conditions, low wages and other grievances. The unionized workers had a friend a officer Sid Hatfield and when he was gunned down it started the movement of the largest labor uprising in history

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A foundational statue of U.S labor law that guarantees the right of private sector employees to organize into trade unions engage in collective bargaining and take collective actions such as strikes also a ban on company unions

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A U.S labor law that creates the right to a minimum wage so that workers could not get underpaid and overtime pay when workers work over 40 hours in one week and prohibits for minors to work in oppressive child labor

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The labor management relations act the real name but it is known as the Harley Taft act it restricts certain union practices and requires that they disclose their financial and political activities

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The PATCO workers refused to go back to work the Reagan administration fired 11,435 air traffic workers controllers who ignored their order and they were banned from federal service for life and PATCO became decertified by the Federal Labor Relations Authority