What impact did immigrants have on labor and industry? Do you see any similarities to our labor situation today?

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1.Immigrants provided more manpower to do more jobs in the industrial era.

How did immigration and labor unions impact American Industrial workers?

2.reduced the power of the industrial worker

3.huge immigrant labor meant there were plenty people who were willing to work in the factories

4.If workers did not like their wages or conditions, they could be replaced from the huge group of labor from immigration

5.Sherman Antitrust Act was usually invoked to curb the formation of unions

6.Labor disputes often became violent, including Homestead Steel, Ludlow, and the Pullman factory strikes attest

7.state governments, in areas with a heavy immigrant population, passed laws that met many industrial workers' demands: better work hours, better working conditions, etc.

answer; people where able to travel across the u.s.a faster than any other mode of transportation,travel time was about a week,from coast to coast

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