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How did americans see labor unions after the haymarket incident? Apex?
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How did americans see labor unions after the haymarket incident? Apex?

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Americans were in complete opposition to labor unions out of fear that another incident might happen and out of anger from what had happened.
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The answer on APEX is: As a dangerous movement

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