The Homestead Steel Strike was primarily led by management announcing that it would be cutting wages for all workers. This decision provoked a strong backlash from the workers, leading to the strike. While other responses may reflect broader issues related to labor at the time, the immediate catalyst for the Homestead Strike was the wage cut announced by management.
Which of the following led to the Homestead Steel Strike?(2 points)
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Many workers were laid off due to failure of the factory to make a profit.
Many workers were laid off due to failure of the factory to make a profit.
Women were making half of the wages men made for the same work.
Women were making half of the wages men made for the same work.
Workers were being kicked out of their company-owned houses.
Workers were being kicked out of their company-owned houses.
Management announced that it would be cutting wages for all workers.
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