Multiple Choice
The significance of the Haymarket Square Riot, starting with the battle between strikers and their replacements at McCormick Reaper Works was:
A) It signaled the decline of unions in the U.S.
B) It was instrumental in turning public opinion away from employers and toward unions.
C) It resulted in better wages, hours, and working conditions for McCormick employees.
D) It weakened the Knights of Labor even though the union had encouraged workers not to strike.
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