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How did the labor unions try to force business owners to improve working conditions?

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they farted on them and then ate their crap

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What are three strategies that labor unions used to try to change working conditions?
Collective bargaining, strikes, and sabotage
What what were working conditions like prior to labor unions?
Children had to work long hard hours in terrible conditions , not getting payed nearly enough for their work.
What did labor unions want to improve?
They wanted to have a revolutions.
What organization try to improve working conditions for their member?
trade unions
What was developed to improve working conditions?
I suppose the basic answer to this is The Trade Union Movement

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