Knights of Labor

Yes or no, this is a problem. When a person first encounters GOLD, people see tremendous power: no one can doubt his charm and persuasive personality. Behind the scenes, behind the great glory and generous mask, the true gold is hidden and Gould tries to enslave the worker to invalidate his basic rights and to defend all acts of resistance to wrongdoing Suppress. The large face to face is not always obvious, but it is obvious in the interaction with the labor knight.

L'O, the official nobility, the Order of the Order of the Labor, was one of the largest and most important American labor organizations in the 1880s. Its most important leader is Terence V. Powden and his step brother Joseph Bath. Cavaliers promoted social and cultural progress of workers, rejected socialism and anarchism, requested eight hours of working time, and promoted republican producer ethics. After sudden expansion in the mid-1980s, suddenly I lost a new partner and started taking small action again.

The Labor Knights strongly supported the 8 hour working day in the 1870s and early 1880s and proved to be more effective. In 1869, the Labor Order was founded in 1869, with 700,000 workers, shopkeepers, farmers. Under the guidance of Terrence V. Powderly, trade unions recommend the use of strikes and advocate social reorganization in a cooperative way. In 1886, a series of violent strikes by railroad workers hurt the reputation of the union. Police were summoned when a struggle took place between the striker workers and the striker destroyers at the McCormick Harvester factory of McCormick Harvester in Haymarket, Illinois in May this year.

Terence V. Powderly and the Order of the Labor Party did not initially advocate a strike, but as the level of frustration increased, the workers became more radical, which became standard. The work of the Labor Order includes the strikes of 1884 at Union Pacific Railroad and the strike at 1885 Wabash Railroad. The Workers' Order could not win the Missouri Pacific strike in 1886. In the same year, a riot occurred at Haymarket Square, during which the bomb exploded and some police officers died. Public opinion opposed radical movements and terrible riots of alliance. Non-partners believe that strikes and riots are nothing but revolts and uprisings. Striker was accused of being a communist against the US government and the economic system. By 1900, the Order of the Labor Party lost most of their power, and their support and other less radical trade unions became more common.