History, 30.05.2020 22:03, Donlito6997

The Knights of Labor's 1885 strike against the Missouri Pacific Railroad was an overall success for the union because it

a. established trade unions

b. caused a boom in membership

c. eliminated the use of strikebreakers

d. opened up membership to immigrants

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