Matewan

Mate one's ignorance fears fear. Shishan Coal Company uses employee ignorance to maintain Mattone's power. Stone Mountain coal absolutely dominates the town of Matelwan in order for the residents of Mathieuan to maintain fear of the future, fear of change, fear of life. By managing all four social and cultural processes involved in Mathewan's work, companies can earn the fears, work, and "loyalty" they desire from workers. They are maintaining a feudal environment for their employees, and they take away the freedom to find other employers and they only serve the Shishan Coal Company.

Mate One and Norma Rey In theory, the role of Mate One and Norma Rey is involved in the capitalist society. In both cases, people are involved in the form of labor markets, where they sell time and energy. However, the town of Matwan, separated by land and company monopoly by Shishan Coal Company, and distance and limited technology, was affected by the feudal situation. - Norma Rae In Norma Rae, textile workers are dissatisfied with many aspects of the capitalist working environment. They seek to form an alliance so that they can change bad characteristics to better meet their needs. Political, environmental and cultural processes have played a part in workers' efforts to build effective alliances. Unlike movies, Mathieu, mine workers working under feudal rule, employees of O. P

Because of the different political processes, the alliance of the movie Norma Rae can be connected more easily than Matewan's union. In Matwan, the feudal lord Shishan Coal Company has such powerful authority, and furthermore regulates the existence and execution of the law. They can call the property of a worker a company and even beat and kill some workers. Because they operate the political regime without any consequences. In Norma Rae, workers have more political rights. Ruben was able to propose a leaflet that would let workers join unions. In another example, Norma Rae asked if he could be fired for joining the union. Ruben cited several things she could do to promote the union without being fired. He explained that she could wear buttons on the shirt, distribute flyers, and freely take freedom.

On the morning of May 19, 1920, seven private security guards arrived at Matwan, West Virginia, and kicked out a few families from their homes. It accommodates coal miners' wives and children who were dismissed several months ago to try to join the union. They encountered some of the best talent at the Baldwin-Felts detective office, they signed a contract with Stone Mountain Coal Company, arrived at Matewan, removed the tenants from their house, and at 5 o'clock on the same day I returned to the city on board.