Do you think that the Pullman Strike convinced people that change was necessary in America? Why?

Yes, it did.

Explanation:

The Pullman strike occurred in 1894. The reason for the strike was unfair practices that was imposed by the employers and government toward the working class in the town of Pullman.

(For examples, the railroad workers in this town was forced to work and very low wage with extremely long working hours. On top of that, they were not allowed to buy and own their own houses.)

The strikes was considered as one of the earliest large scale worker protest in history. Causing a massive disruption in the railroad industry. This event become a foundation that lead to the establishment of The Clayton Act of 1914. This act guaranteed all workers the right to organize.

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