In the homestead strike of 1892, the manager of homestead steelworks locked union steelworkers out of his plant. as a result, the union workers went on strike. a gun battle ensued between the union members and a group of armed men homestead had hired. the dispute was ultimately resolved when 6,000 state troops reopened the plant. what was the reason for this dispute in the first place?

Big businesses like Homestead were anti-Union. Unions served to protect workers’ rights, including working hours and conditions, which slowed production.

Explanation:

Yet the state government sided with Homestead and big business, and the union was defeated. Other companies’ workers unionized and struck for better working conditions following the Homestead Strike.

c. troops marched forward in close formation against newer, more accurate weapons

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should be in order from q 1 to 35.