AP Success - AP US History: Analyzing the Pullman Strike of 1894

Question 1

Multiple choice
  • A violent confrontation between workers and management.

  • The laying off of three men in the iron machine shop.

  • A demand for better working conditions.

  • The death of a worker due to an industrial accident.

Question 2

Multiple choice
  • Disagreements over worker safety regulations.

  • The refusal to recognize labor unions.

  • The question of wages over which the men have long been unhappy.

  • The demand for shorter working hours.

Question 3

Multiple choice
  • The company claimed that no increase in wages was possible under the present conditions.

  • The economy was booming, leading to high wages for workers.

  • The workers were receiving wages well above the industry standard.

  • The company was planning to expand and hire more workers.

Question 4

Multiple choice
  • Almost the entire force of men employed in the Pullman shops went out on strike.

  • A peaceful protest that did not significantly disrupt operations.

  • A small, localized strike involving only a few departments.

  • A nationwide strike that included multiple industries.

Question 5

Multiple choice
  • The workers believed they were entitled to a living wage.

  • The workers were primarily concerned with electing sympathetic politicians.

  • The workers were protesting the use of child labor in the Pullman shops.

  • The workers were striking in solidarity with another industry's labor dispute.

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