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Labor

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Anthracite Coal Strike (1902) 1. United Mine Workers Union 2. mine owners dont acknowledge union 3. hard working conditions/ low pay 4. stopped digging up coal for 162 days 5. Federal gov lowers hours and raises wages bc it was getting cold and they needed ppl to mine coal
Triangle Shirtwaist Fire (1911) 1. factory fire 2. most workers are women 3. 146 deaths due to workers not being able to escape 4. overcrowding, no safety precautions, locked doors 5. federal gov didn't do anything
Patterson Silk Strike (1913) 1. IWW 2. Owners double workers' hours/work 3. Child labor 4. Workers strike, but fails 5. Federal gov doesn't do anything
How did Roosevelt respond to Coal strike? 1. lets union organize
Woodrow Wilson views on workers rights supported them
Keating-Owen Act (Woodrow) prevented interstate products from child labor
Adamson Act (Woodrow) Established an 8 hour workday for railroad workers
Workmen’s Compensation Act (Woodrow) Accident and injury protection for federal workers
Were labor reforms effective? 1. no 2. Statewide changes only for certain workplaces 3. no national laws until a lot later 4. reform was very limited
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