Question

question 8 of 10
what did the railway strike of 1877 do for workers?
a. forced the government to control wages
b. showed workers that organized labor was powerful
c. gave owners a reason to raise wages
d. helped unskilled workers get training

Explanation:

The 1877 railway strike was a significant moment for workers as it demonstrated the power of organized labor. It was a collective action that showed what workers could achieve when united. It did not force government - wage control, give owners a reason to raise wages, or help unskilled workers get training.

Answer:

B. Showed workers that organized labor was powerful