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Why did unions develop in England after the Industrial revolution?
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∙ 11y ago
Because there was the center of the revolution.
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What is a reason why England did not lead the Industrial Revolution?
Strong labor unions.
What were labor unions like during the Industrial Revolution?
it was like being punk out!!
What we're the two types of unions formed by American workers?
craft unions and industrial unions
Why were factory owners against the formation of unions during the industrial revolution?
So they dont rebel
How did woman fight for change during the industrial revolution?
woman formed unions in the trades where they dominated.
Who bettered both the living and working conditions of the working classes during the Industrial Revolution?
Trade unions.
Which characteristic of the industrial revolution contributed to the rise of labor unions?
The working conditions found in many factories.
What were some political changes during the Industrial Revolution?
The industrial revolution was accompanied by the formation of labor unions, which formed or dominated various political parties in democratic nations, won certain rights for unions and workers in general, and generally expanded the franchise (right to vote) more broadly in these nations.
A reason that labor unions were organized?
The industrial revolution brought about factories , textile mills and other types of manufacturing. Working conditions in the early days of the industrial revolution were unhealthy, dangerous and workers were paid low wages. Labor unions were formed to create a safe and better paid situation for the workers.
Which phrase best describes the purpose of labor unions during the Industrial Revolution?
NovaNET answer: To protect & promote workers' rights
Why were Labor unions illegal in the industrial revolution?
They were not illegal. Unionisation was not allowed in some areas of industry and business, the armed forces for instance.
What are the main types of unions?
Craft or Occupaton Unions, Industrial and General Unions
