The Pullman Strike of 1894 Explained: US History Review

The video explores the Pullman Strike of 1894, highlighting George Pullman's business practices, the workers' response, and the involvement of Eugene Debs and the ARU. The federal government's intervention, using the Sherman Antitrust Act, ultimately ended the strike. Despite its failure, the strike had significant impacts, including the radicalization of Eugene Debs and a federal inquiry into Pullman's practices.

What was the main reason George Pullman decided to cut wages for his employees?

Describe the role of Eugene Debs in the Pullman Strike.

What were the consequences of the federal government's intervention in the Pullman Strike?

How did the Pullman Strike reflect the relationship between labor and government during the 1890s?

Explain the significance of the Sherman Antitrust Act in the context of the Pullman Strike.

What were the long-term effects of the Pullman Strike on labor unions in the United States?

What was the impact of the Pullman Strike on George Pullman's business and reputation?