The era of the mid-1930s which is a period characterized by unprecedented labor militancy is referred to as “labor’s great upheaval” by its contemporaries.
As the American economy boomed during the Gilded Age in the mid to late 19th century. Still, the workers did not reap the benefits and suffered from poor working conditions and few rights.
So, during the Great Upheaval era, the laborers spontaneously started to unite to demand change at the turn of the 20th century through use of strike, sit in, protest, movement etc.
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