Labor organizing in the 1830s saw growth among craft workers and non-recognized workers, leading to the formation of strong unions. The Knights of Labor, founded in 1869, aimed to unite workers but faced challenges with secrecy and strike coordination among various trades.
False. The organizing of laborers that began in the 1820s saw significant growth in the 1830s among craft workers and those long excluded from craft recognition. Unions began to form strong alliances and hold together after strikes, leading to the establishment of trade unions in various cities.
One of the notable labor organizations during this time was the Knights of Labor, founded in 1869, aiming to unite American workers economically and politically. However, challenges arose with secrecy and coordinating strikes among workers from different trades.
The rise of organized labor was marked by unions dividing along trade lines, seeking better wages and working conditions. This period witnessed significant labor activism and the emergence of unions as a powerful force for workers' rights.
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