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Why did unions turn to strikes? There was more money to be made Did not feel their voices were being heard They wanted to overthrow the government Union leaders wanted to watch the cities suffer​
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Why did unions turn to strikes?

There was more money to be made

Did not feel their voices were being heard

They wanted to overthrow the government

Union leaders
wanted to watch the cities suffer​

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They did not feel their voices were being heard

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