Question

7
the rise of industrialization during the
late 19th century produced various social
effects.

complete the chart to identify the issues
that led to strikes in the united states
during this time.

move the issues into the blank boxes.

• you do not need to use all of the issues.

issues leading to strikes

workers strike

workers seek higher wages workers wish to protect
rights

workers become greater portion of the
uninterested in politics workforce emigrates from the
united states

Explanation:

To determine the issues leading to workers' strikes during late 19th - century industrialization in the US:

• "Workers seek higher wages": Industrialization often led to poor pay, so workers struck for better wages.
• "Workers wish to protect rights": Workers faced harsh working conditions, long hours, etc., and struck to protect labor rights.
• "Workers become uninterested in politics" is irrelevant to strike causes.
• "Greater portion of the workforce emigrates from the US" is about emigration, not strike triggers.

So the relevant issues are "Workers seek higher wages" and "Workers wish to protect rights".

Answer:

The issues leading to workers' strikes are:

• Workers seek higher wages
• Workers wish to protect rights