Analysis Questions:
1) Close Reading: B ased on the images in the cartoon above, whom do you think would win the
tournament created by the illustrator - the monopolies or labor? Why?
2) Analysis: What do you think the
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Analysis Questions:
1) Close Reading: B ased on the images in the cartoon above, whom do you think would win the
tournament created by the illustrator - the monopolies or labor? Why?
2) Analysis: What do you think the illustrator is trying to say about the real life battle between
monopolies and laborers?
Hat reads “Labor”, hammer reads “strike”
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Labor in the Gilded Age - Directions: You have been assigned to read about four major labor related
events in US History from the Gilded Age. Read about your each event and fill out the table below
based on your reading and the analysis questions that follow.
Event Industry People Involved What happened: Cause, Effect, Impact
Haymarket
Riot
1886
Homestead
Strike
1892
Pullman
Strike
1894
Ludlow
Massacre
1914
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Analysis Questions:
1) Analysis: What similarities or patterns do you notice among the causes of these events?
2) Analysis: What similarities or patterns do you notice among the effects and impacts of
these events?
3) Based on these four events, write two claims about the causes and/or effects of the
labor movement during the Gilded Age . Support each claim with evidence from at least
two of the events examined in this activity. See the example below:
The labor movement during the Gilded Age was mostly caused by low wages, however
they were largely unsuccessful.
● Evidence: Pullman Strike and Homestead Strike laborers wanted more wages,
both times the strike was put down by the US Army or national guard and the
laborers did not win an increase in wages.
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