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What did the McCormick workers go on strike to support? (What was the problem with their working conditions)

What did the McCormick workers go on strike to support? (What was the problem with their working conditions)
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What did the McCormick workers go on strike to support? (What was the problem with their working conditions)

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They had low wages, no clean air or food, long hours, unsafe conditions, distant boss and slaw driving foreman, wages drained from having to live in company housing and buy at company store, women and children earned less!
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