Answer:
Explanation:
several successful strikes during the mid 1880s led to the Knights of Labor's growth. As the strikes proved successful, more workers flocked to the union movement. ... Many of the Knights of Labor's disgruntled members joined the American Federation of Labor, a new labor group organized in Columbus, Ohio, in 1886.
Answer:
Its members included women and African Americans.
Explanation:
They were widely successful because they accepted everyone. Some groups only accepted white men.
