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Which movement in U.S. history would be considered an outgrowth of the Industrial Revolution, according to most historians
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Which movement in U.S. history would be considered an outgrowth of the Industrial Revolution, according to most historians

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Most historians agree that today's union movement is an outgrowth of: the Industrial Revolution. When Joe Kerr began working at his local bakery, he felt there was a need for the workers to sit down with management and talk about some of the problems facing the workers at their job.

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