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What major strikes took place in the late 1800's?
the Haymarket Strike of 1886, Homestead Strike of 1892, and the Pullman Strike of 1893
When did Asbestos Strike happen?
The Asbestos Strike took place in 1949 in Quebec, Canada. It was a significant labor strike involving asbestos miners fighting for better working conditions and wages.
What was the name of the people who took part in the gold rush?
The California Miners
How many days did it take to get the miners out?
It took 69 days to rescue all 33 miners from the San Jose mine in Chile in 2010. The miners were trapped underground following a cave-in on August 5th and were eventually brought to the surface on October 13th.
Why did Americans resent the Chinese miners?
Because Chinese miners often took over sites that Americans miners had abandoned.
How many miners were working at the mine in Chile?
31 and i took 60 days to get them out! xx poor guys :'( xx
When did Luftansa go on strike?
Lufthansa employees have gone on strike many times recently. The most recent strike was on April 22nd 2013 where only 32 out of 1720 flights took place.
Why did the scientists invent the internet?
-To send a result of an experiment quickly to another part of the world only in a few seconds; a process which took weeks! I fancy Georgina Miners!
Did the gold rush start any wars?
No, but the white miners viewed the Chinese miners with suspicion and distrust, which quite often took the form of violence.
Why did Americans resent Chinese miners?
Often the Chinese miners took over sites that Americans had abandoned because the easy-to-find gold was gone.
Why was the 1902 coal strike significant in US History?
The Anthracite Coal Strike of 1902 was significant because it was the first time in American history that the President took direct, non-militant action. Theodore Roosevelt acted as a moderator for a compromise that happened at the White House.
What major laBor strikes took place in the late 1800?
the Haymarket Strike of 1886, Homestead Strike of 1892, and the Pullman Strike of 1893
