The wagner act of 1935 proved to be a trail blazing law that

The Wagner Act of 1935 was a trail blazing law that gave employees a significant amount of rights.

Here are some examples of what rights workers received because of this law:

1) Workers could organize into trade unions without fear of punishment from their bosses.

2) Workers can participate in collective bargaining. This meant that they had the power to negotiate their salary and benefits with their employer.

3) Workers have the ability to strike if necessary.

A. southerners underestimated republicans eagerness to end slavery.