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Why did workers organize strikes in the early 1800s? 2of3 QUESTIONS Workers wanted to force their employers to raise their pay. Workers went on strike to fight against trade unions. O Courts would only
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Why did workers organize strikes in the early 1800s?

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Workers wanted to force their employers to raise their pay.
Workers went on strike to fight against trade unions.
O Courts would only support workers if they went on strike.
Factory owners usually gave in to demands if workers went on strike.

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Workers wanted to force their employers to raise their pay.

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