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Unit 6 – Industrialization and the Gilded Age, 1865–1898
Topic 6.7
What was a significant factor that led to the success of labor movements in the Gilded Age compared to previous efforts?
Workers were generally better educated and thus more effective in organizing strikes and protests.
The government passed more pro-union laws during this period.
Increasing urbanization and industrialization facilitated collective action.
Labor unions had more financial resources at their disposal.
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