Chapter 13 Section 3

  • Eugene v. Debs

    Cause: organized the A.R.U.

    Effects: led to the escalation of the Pullman Strike
  • Railroads Strikes

    Cause: Responses to cuts in worker's wages
    Effects: Set the scene for violent strikes to come
  • Terence v. Powderly

    Took on the leadership of the Knights of Labor
    Cause: pursue ideological reforms meant to lead workers out of the labor union
    Effects: Group had grown to include women and men with different races
  • Haymarket Square

    Cause: Part of a campaigain to achieve an eight-hour workday
    Effects: Americans became wary of labor unions
  • Homeshead Strike

    Cause: Economic depression led to cuts in steelworkers' wages
    Effects: Steelworker unions lost power throughout the country
  • Pullman Strikes

    Cause: Wages cut without a decrease in the cost of living
    Effects: Employers used the courts to limit the influence of unions