The group that met during the Constitutional Convention included some of the most prominent men of the revolutionary and post-revolutionary era. George Washington attended the convention (and was elected its president), along with Benjamin Franklin, Alexander Hamilton, James Madison, and Roger Sherman, among others.
Answer: A. An organization of workers that fought for an eight-hour workday
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The Knights of Labor started as <em>a secret organization</em>, which was founded in the 19th century by a small group of tailors from Philadelphia. The organization promoted the rights of workers and its main concern was labor and laborers' rights and position in society.
This organization grew in size throughout the years, reaching 800.000 members in 1886. It operated in the United States and Canada mainly, but it also had representatives in Australia and Great Britain. From a secret organization, it gradually turned into a laborers' union.
The Knights of Labor fought for an 8 hour workday and ending child and convinct labor.
The Boston Massacre<span>. </span>John Adams<span>, writing in his journal, February 1771, shortly after the trial of the British soldiers. The </span>Boston Massacre<span> was the act of British soldiers firing into a mob of </span>Boston<span> citizens. When the smoke had cleared, five citizens of the mob were dead, including Crispus Attucks.
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Protestors of the Vietnam war were shot at and 4 were killed by the Ohio National Guard
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Andrew Jackson had successfully led the U.S. forces in the Creek War against Native Americans. He served as the seventh President of U.S. from 1829 to 1837. He was also the main founder of the modern Democratic Party.
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