Politics and the Gilded Age

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Class Conflicts and EthnicClashes• 1877 – the Great Railroad Strike– 4 largest railroads cut wages by 10%– Railroad workers struck back– Hayes called out federal troops to put down thestrike– Workers in other fields joined strikers, conductingwork stoppages across industrial east– Strike lasted several weeks; over 100 people died– Failure showed weaknesses of labor, divided overrace
Class Conflicts and EthnicClashes• Conflict between Irish and Chineseespecially strong in California• Chinese were mostly poor, uneducated,single males; about 75,000 in 1880 in US– Came to US to work in gold fields or ontranscontinental railroads• About 1/2 returned to China after work ended
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Political Paralysis in the GildedAg
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Postwar United States• The Gilded
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The “Bloody Shirt” Elects Grant
Page 7 and 8: The Election of 1868
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Page 93 and 94: The Drumbeat of Discontent• 1892
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