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The riot took place in Chicago between rioters and the police. It ended when someone threw a bomb that killed dozens. The riot was suppressed, and in addition with the damaged reputation of unions, it also killed the Knights of Labor, who were seen as anarchists.

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In what city did the Haymarket riot take place

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I think it was because of the haymarket problem im not really shure ask your social studies teacher.

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  • the Haymarket Riot (or Affair) -Blissful

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The Haymarket Riot was associated with violent tactics by unions, and individuals came to view them as potentially dangerous organizations.

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The Haymarket Square Riot

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The Haymarket square riot.

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The Haymarket Riot occurred on Tuesday May 4, 1886 and involved striking workers of the Knights of Labor union. When the protest turned violent, several police and strikers were killed.

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It was unfair because they had no evidence that they were guilty.

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Public suspicions of unions .

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Newspapers reported the Hay market incident as a riot by workers.

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The Haymarket Riot occurred on May 4, 1886 in Chicago. It was started when a bomb was thrown during a labor rally. Several policemen were killed and more than 100 people were injured. There are several books written about it including The Haymarket Square Riot Trial: A Headline Court Case.

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The Haymarket Strike ended with a bombing in which a policeman was killed. In the ensuing riot, about 50 strikers were killed with hundreds more injured.

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It took place in Chicago, IL.

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The immediate cause of the Haymarket riot in Chicago in 1886 was a bomb going off at a labor demonstration. Striking workers were asking for an 8 hour day and the public was showing their sympathy for the workers by also taking part in the demonstration.

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The Haymarket Riot took place in Chicago in 1886. It was a protest by workers demanding an eight-hour workday, and it turned violent.

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As a result of the Haymarket Square Riot, membership in the Knights of Labor declined quickly because the public associated unions with violence and radicalism.

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Employers grew more suspicious of labor unions.

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The Haymarket Riot occurred in 1886 during a labor protest in Chicago. The workers met to hear speakers who supported the 8-hour day. Someone threw dynamite into the crowd and seven policemen and four members of the labor movement were killed.

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The Haymarket Riot had at least one positive effect. It caused the US government to look more closely at wage and time disparity and treating industrial workers more fairly.

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Haymarket Square Riot:

Who? Radical protestors

What? Police arrived at the end to disperse the crowd & someone threw a bomb at the police. Police & people in the crowd opened fire causing chaos.

When? May 4, 1886

Where? Chicago's Haymarket Square

Why? Protesting killing & wounding of workers in Chicago

How outcome? Set off a national wave of xenophobia (dislike or fear of people from other countries), 8 men were convicted of the bombing, though no evidence was brought forward, 4 of those men were hanged

Significance? Radical protestors causing chaos at a protest

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The Haymarket Riot for anyone that doesn't know is a riot on May 1st 1886 that started out as a ordinary riot to demand better work standards including an eight hour workday. The riot escalated when the police broke up the riot and someone who is still unknown today threw and detonated a bomb. In the confusion eight police officers were killed from friendly fire and some number of protestors were killed.

The riot was a setback to the striker's cause because this pulled away from the Labor parties main goals. In the time succeeding the riot our people were tried and executed and one committed suicide.

Samuel Gompers did take this time to create a larger protest with the socialist party in Paris. The Socialist and Labor parties then created a massive demonstration on May 1st 1890 commemorating the men who were killed during the riot, while at the same time protesting.

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the Haymarket Riot ( or Affair) all i use this website for is Plato haha

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Employers grew more suspicious of labor unions.

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Robert W. Glenn has written:

'Black rhetoric' -- subject(s): African Americans, Bibliography

'The Haymarket Affair' -- subject(s): Bibliography, Haymarket Square Riot, Chicago, Ill., 1886, Trials (Anarchy)

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It turned violent when someone threw a bomb at the police.

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A bomb tossed at police in Haymarket Square in Chicago, when they were dispersing demonstrators who had assembled to support striking workers. No one knows who threw the bomb in this "Haymarket Affair" (or "Haymarket bombing", or "Haymarket Riot"). In the ensuing melee eight policemen died and an unknown number of civilians, from the bomb blast and gunfire from both sides. Eight anarchists were brought to trial in the aftermath on charges of murder. Four were put to death and one committed suicide in prison.

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The address of the Haymarket Museum is: 15025 Washington St, Haymarket, VA 20169

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