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What factors led to more workers joining existing and newly founded unions during the Gilded Age? What challenges did workers face in unionizing?
Many of the early strikes turned .
The was the first strike in American history that involved many different workers separated by a significant amount of territory.
was an illegal means used by workers to physically or economically harm their boss or the company owner.
What effect did the Haymarket Square strike have on the labor movement?
The American Federation of Labor excluded workers in order to attract only highly paid and high-demand workers.
became a socialist after the Pullman Strike and ran for president as a member of the Socialist Party in 1900.

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