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workers wanted higher wages, safer working environments,
Well for one, workers could go to the toilet at night.
They were an organization which strived for better treatment of workers. In the late 1800's, they achieved higher wages and better working conditions.
Following the Civil War, there were three very significant changes that took place 1. The first Transcontinental Railroad was completed in 1869. Northern money also paid for the expansion of the railway system in the south during Reconstruction. 2. The Panic of 1873 ended railway expansion, and caused many to go bankrupt. 3. The Great Railway Strike of 1877 pitted the railroads against workers who called a strike due to reduced earnings.
As of 04/2011 n average-quality strike (e.g. PR-63) might retail for around $1.50 to $2.00. An absolute gem, top-quality specimen could go for as much as $20.
Pullman is a type of train car and one of the competing railroad companies. The Pullman Strike went nationwide very quickly, like what it means today to go viral. In 1894, train travel was THE only form of rapid (albeit still slow) form of travel, and the way to move lifestock, goods, and products to markets. So a strike was a huge inconvenience. This video explain other more important points about this strike.
workers wanted higher wages, safer working environments,
In 1919 after WWI when the government was less willing to cooperate with workers four million workers went on strike.
"On strike" means they do not go to work in protest of something they think is unfair.
The workers threatened to go on strike if their demands were not met.
Scabs. That is a worker who doesn't go out on strike with the rest of the work force and it is still used today by striking workers.
Strikers as in workers who go on strike is "pemogok" which doing "mogok kerja" (strike).
A worker who refuses to go on strike with their fellow workers is often referred to as a "strikebreaker" or a "scab." This term is used to describe someone who chooses to continue working during a strike, often to the detriment of the striking workers' efforts.
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Andrew Carneigie began to threaten workers at the Homestead Steel Mill saying he'd cut down on their wages. Many workers went on strike to go against this because they thought it was unfair. Purpose was the workers went on strike so the industry won't cut down on their wages.
Theygo on striketo make conditions better for them