How was homestead strike ended?

Answer 1

The strike ended with Frick (plant GM) hiring replacement workers for the mill under the protection of the Pennsylvania State Militia. Once he successfully got the plant running again, he simply waited out the strikers, until they began ignoring the strike and returning to work under Frick's conditions (the conditions that he had originally proposed, which had led to the strike). Within two months, nearly all of the striking workers that management wanted back had returned to work, the rest being permanently replaced.

Answer 2

The Homestead strike took place at the Homestead Steel mill in 1892. It came to an end in a battle between workers and security when the state government sent troops to end it.

Answer 3

The state government sent troops to end it. (Apex)

Answer 4

The workers at Andrew Carnegie's Homestead mill in Pennsylvania struck for better working conditions. It resulted in a riot where several people were killed and many more injured. It tarnished Carnegie's reputation.

Answer 5

The Homestead strike started in 1892 in Pennsylvannia. It was an industrial lockout, that ended in a battle between the workers and private security agents. It was the second largest in US labor history.

Answer 6

whitney houston dead at 48!!

Answer 7

In 1982

Answer 8

after technological advances made by Carnegie steel company they hired more unskilled laborers lowering the pay for everyone else

Answer 9

Because worker were not evaluated into the situation.