(7B) DO NOW: Strike You Researched, Primary Source, Secondary Source, Question by Dario Sulzman https://padlet.com/newhavenpublicschools/wqo7m6qqjesh49dc A lot of you have found some great primary and secondary sources related to the two major strikes in 1934 that we looked at. For your DO NOW, make a post with: 1) Which strike you researched, 2) a quote or image from your primary source, 3) A quote from your secondary source, 4) A question you found yourself asking in response your research. en-us 2025-03-04 15:59:36 UTC 2025-08-18 04:26:35 UTC hello@padlet.com Jason Edge 1044633 https://padlet.com/newhavenpublicschools/wqo7m6qqjesh49dc/wish/3351008491 I researched the Minneapolis Teamsters’ Strike of 1934

prime Q: "I was arrested in Seattle five or six times for speaking on the street. They threw Mendo in the can overnight.”

Sec Q: "On August 5, Olson allowed only those firms that signed the Haas-Dunnigan proposal to get trucking permits. Under pressure, the EAC finally voted to accept it. The strike ended on August 22, 1934."

My question is, how do strikes and other work-based events influence the area's overall economy?


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