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If you were an American worker in the 1800s, what would you do to improve your situation?
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demand higher wages
join forces with other employees
try to get into a skilled trade
try to find a better job
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[x] demand higher wages — workers organized strikes and petitions to push for pay increases and shorter hours.
[x] join forces with other employees — early labor unions and mutual aid societies (e.g., Knights of Labor, craft unions) formed to gain collective bargaining power.
[x] try to get into a skilled trade — apprenticeships and learning a craft could lead to higher pay and more job security.
[x] try to find a better job — switching employers, moving to growing industries or regions, or taking different work were common ways to improve one’s situation.
[x] join forces with other employees — early labor unions and mutual aid societies (e.g., Knights of Labor, craft unions) formed to gain collective bargaining power.
[x] try to get into a skilled trade — apprenticeships and learning a craft could lead to higher pay and more job security.
[x] try to find a better job — switching employers, moving to growing industries or regions, or taking different work were common ways to improve one’s situation.
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