Question

in the 1800s, the two types of industrial workers in the united states were craft workers and common labors. d. business leaders opposed workers of a particular industry forming unions. e. companies used several techniques to break up unions by refusing to allow employees into their facilities to work. ii. struggling to organize a. the knights of labor opposed _____________, preferring to use more peaceful means such as ___________ and ___________ to achieve goals such as an ___________ workday. b. the union strike against a steel mill involved the use of replacement workers called strikebreakers. c. in 1894 railway workers organized a strike against the ___________ when their wages were reduced. a federal court issued an ___________ to stop the strike. iii. new unions emerge a. the most powerful union in the 1800s was the ___________, known as the ___________. it represented the interests of ___________ workers. b. this unions goals included an 8 - hour workday, ___________ shops, and for companies to ___________ unions. c. a more radical group called the _____________ wanted to organize all kinds of

Explanation:

This is about the history of labor - unions in the United States. It covers the opposition to unions by business leaders, the struggles of labor organizations like the Knights of Labor, union strikes, and the emergence of new unions. Key events and groups in labor - history are being filled in.

Answer:

II. A. violence; arbitration; negotiation; 8 - hour
C. Pullman Company; injunction
III. A. American Federation of Labor (AFL); the "craft"
B. closed; recognize
C. Industrial Workers of the World (IWW)