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America 1930-1939: Business and the Economy

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The Flint sit-down strike was a major success. It led to many grievances being reconciled. The enthusiasm about Flint led to many autoworkers forming new unions faster than the UAW could send them organizers. The sit-down strike even outgrew the labor leaders and the unions;.....

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