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Which group would have been most likely to criticize the Knights of Labor?
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Who was the one group barred from the Knights of Labor was?
chinese
The labor group organized by Uriah Stephens to improve workers' conditions was called the?
Knights of Labor
Which group of skilled workers fought for better pay and working conditions in philadelpphia?
The Knights of Labor fought for better working conditions in Philadelphia.
Who were the original knights of labor?
Daniel Spahr and Sam Catri were the founders of the Knights of Labor. Terence Powderly was also a prominent member. A group of skilled workers who made clothes.
What group prescribed an economic system and a Christian moralistic social plan?
The Knights of Labor
Which group of skilled workers fought for pay and working conditions in Philadelphia?
Knights of Labor
Which group of workers fought for better pay and working conditions in Philadelphia?
Knights of Labor
Which labor organization was linked to the haymarket riot of 1886?
In 1869, a group of tailors, led by Uriah P. Stephens, formed the Noble and Holy Order of the Knights of Labor. They spread their message in secret, organizing workers of different jobs but not getting political. In 1879, Stephens was replaced by Terence V. Powderly, and the Knights became a labor powerhouse. The Knights continued to grow until the infamous Haymarket Square tragedy was unfairly blamed on the Knights, by business owners and officials.
Which group of skilled workers fought better pay and working conditions in Philadelphia?
Knights of Labor
Which group of skilles workers fought for better pay and working conditions in Philadelphia?
Knights of Labor
Which group was most likely to criticize 1950s society for being too consumerist?
Beats or Sociologists economists
The Knights of Labor was more interested in what than the American Federation of Labor?
What "The Knights of Labor" were most interested in is open to interpretation. It depends solely upon what an individual perceives as the true motivation and ultimate goal of the Knights of Labor. Essentially, it was a National Union. Factoid** As the organization splintered and fell into obscurity one group formed what is now the AFL-CIO. The Knights of Labor was more interested in broad reform.
