Crowded urban factories filled with garment workers.

The Oldest age the children were that worked in the industries.

The American Federation of Labor

The people that were hired to replace the strikers

The President that sent federal troops to Chicago

The out come of mass production

The maximum amount of time a child could work a day

The tough, practical minded, president of the Cigar Makers' Union, and the leader of the AFL

This lead to workers being fired and wages being lowered in 1870's and the 1890's

The leader of the workers that refused to end the strike

The main cause of death in coal mines

Unions that were formed to represent workers in certain crafts or trades such as carpentry

The press for higher wages, shorter working hours, better working conditions, and the right to bargain collectively with employers.

The result of the day that several railroads announced another round of wage cuts due to the depression.

The U.S. Attorney General that obtained an injunction to stop the union from "obstructing the railways and holding mails"

These workers got half the pay of the other workers and they usually joined the industrial work force.

The leader, that under his power the Knights of Labor became a national labor organization.

The woman that spend 50 years fighting for women workers' rights

They restored order in different places after the strikes

Where in 1892 workers went on strike at Andrew Carnegie's Steel Plant

The growth that Created new jobs and raised the standard of living for many American workers

The number of how many members were in the Knights of Labor

The group that was created due to the disaster that killed over 150 people, also known as the ILGWU

The day that several railroads announced another round of wage cuts due to the depression

The group of striking workers that gathered to protest the killings of four strikers the previous day