What was the first major strike in the United States?

Pullman Strike of 1894

Great Strike of 1877

Textile Workers Strike of 1934

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The first major strike in the United States is generally considered to be the Great Railroad Strike of 1877. This strike began in response to wage cuts and poor working conditions and quickly spread across the country, involving thousands of railroad workers and leading to significant disruptions in rail service. It marked a pivotal moment in labor history in the U.S.

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