The Homestead Strike in Pennsylvania is an insight of the saga throughout America’s history, the working class democracy; its rise and troubles. On July 1892, tensions arose between workers and factory managers, that led to the formations of labour Unions. The Union fought for higher wages, better working conditions, and control of factories and towns. However, Andrew Carnegie, owner of the Homestead steel plant, a central figure of this chapter; intended to control the labourers for an incrementation in business profits.
