The Pullman Strike occurred in 1894 had a negative impact on the early labor unions. What happened? (U4.3) (Unit 4-6 EOC Study Notes) TEKS - 3(B) & 15(B)

There are two correct answers that you need to pick.

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Responses

The is only one correct answer in this list.
The is only one correct answer in this list.

The strike became violent as did the Homestead Strike and the Haymarket Affair.
The strike became violent as did the Homestead Strike and the Haymarket Affair.

The strike ended child labor forever.
The strike ended child labor forever.

It put a stop to companies forming monopolies.
It put a stop to companies forming monopolies.

The strike made builders abandon the Bessemer Process of making cheaper steel.
The strike made builders abandon the Bessemer Process of making cheaper steel.

It helped create a negative public opinion of labor unions.

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The two correct answers regarding the negative impact of the Pullman Strike on early labor unions are:

  1. The strike became violent as did the Homestead Strike and the Haymarket Affair.
  2. It helped create a negative public opinion of labor unions.

The Pullman Strike, along with other violent labor disputes of the time, contributed to a perception of labor unions as chaotic and prone to violence, which hindered their efforts for reform and collective bargaining in the future.