During the industrial revolution American factories and workplaces experienced tremendous growth. This growth caused business to focus on large scale productions. While this large scale production increased and the profits for the employer it also increased the poor working conditions and job dangers for the employees.
In 1892 the unionized miners at the Coeur d’Alene mines in Idaho went on strike. Some miners were being paid full miners wages while the car men were being paid less. The miners chose to strike in protest of the wage discrepancy. The owners of the mine refused to hire any miner who was a member of the union. The owners of the mine brought in scabs from other mines to take the place of the striking mine workers. This angered
In 1892 the unionized miners at the Coeur d’Alene mines in Idaho went on strike. Some miners were being paid full miners wages while the car men were being paid less. The miners chose to strike in protest of the wage discrepancy. The owners of the mine refused to hire any miner who was a member of the union. The owners of the mine brought in scabs from other mines to take the place of the striking mine workers. This angered