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Teamsters? I don't think so. The Ironworkers International, my local, goes back to 1896, and I don't even know that it is the oldest. Regardless, it is older than the founding of the Teamsters Union. If you want to point to the fact that there were organized teamster locals that existed before the International, that still only brings you back to the 1880's from what I saw online. My union local, United Derrickmen and Riggers, a present day member of the Ironworkers International, received their charter from the Ironworkers in the 1910's but was organized in the 1850's; we may have been the only organized labor on the Brooklyn Bridge. Even then, there may be older locals then mine that have absorbed into still existing unions, depending on how you want to answer this question. The stonecutters have some sort of ancient union, but they are so small I don't even know if they could really qualify. So however you want to ultimately qualify this, I definitely know it's not the Teamsters.
National Labor Union (NLU)
1802
Yes. The Soviet Union launched Sputnik, the first satellite, on October the 4th 1957. The first US satellite was launched on January 31st 1958, and was called Explorer I.
Launched the first satellite- Sputnik.
Delaware was the first state to ratify the constitution.
They where the the union, they where the first US citizens after the revolution.
Deleware
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No Alabama was the 22nd US State in the Union.
Delaware was admitted into the Union on December 7, 1787 becoming the 1st state to join the union.
National Labor Union (NLU)
The first National Labor Federation (a federation of Labor Unions) in the US was the National Labor Union (NLU). They formed in 1866, and dissolved in 1873.
No state joined the union in 1800. Ohio was the first state to join the union in the 1800's. Ohio was admitted into the Union on March 1, 1803 becoming the 17th state to join the Union.
1802
The US was known as the US commencing in 1781; the first state to enter the union as a state, Delaware, was in 1787.
Yes. The Soviet Union launched Sputnik, the first satellite, on October the 4th 1957. The first US satellite was launched on January 31st 1958, and was called Explorer I.