KnowraLabor movement in the United StatesLinked fromLinked fromThe 10 pages that link to Labor movement in the United States, each with the reason it gives.All 10Related 1Narrower topic 9Andrew CarnegieNarrower topic: Conflict at Carnegie's mills became a prominent episode in the struggle over industrial labor.Homestead strikeNarrower topic: The strike’s defeat shaped unions’ strategies and public standing in the wider labor movement.United Auto WorkersNarrower topic: The UAW became a major force within organized labor and its political coalitions.Congress of Industrial OrganizationsNarrower topic: The CIO became one of the labor movement's major national federations.Flint sit-down strikeNarrower topic: The strike helped shift the movement toward mass-production workers and industrial unions.Clarence DarrowNarrower topic: Darrow’s defense of labor leaders placed his legal career within conflicts over workers’ power and rights.Martin RittNarrower topic: Norma Rae brought union organizing and workplace power to a broad film audience.Great Railroad Strike of 1877Narrower topic: The strike exposed the obstacles workers faced when confronting large employers and government force.George PullmanNarrower topic: The opposition to Pullman’s policies belonged to a broader struggle over workers’ rights.Anna Louise StrongRelated: Strong reported on labor disputes and supported workers’ organizing in the United States.