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Why did the Labor movement gain strength after the Civil War?

Why did the Labor movement gain strength after the Civil War?
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Why did the Labor movement gain strength after the Civil War?

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After the Civil War most of the country was destroyed. The only way to fix it was to start building America back to the way it was. This required many people to help. The Labor movement then started to grow.   
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