The Great Railroad Strike of 1877<span> started on July 14 in Martinsburg, West Virginia, in response to the Baltimore & Ohio</span>Railroad<span> (B&O) cutting wages of </span>workers<span> for the third time in a year. Striking </span>workers<span> would not allow any of the trains, mainly freight trains, to roll until this third wage cut </span>was<span> revoked.</span>
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They opposed the act because they had to pay taxes on provisions and barracks for the army, they also was there during a peaceful time, and at that, they feared the soldiers.
Well the goal of both is in essence is the complete nuclear disarmament and the promotion of the safe and non-military application of the nuclear energy.
The Limited Test Ban Treaty prohibited the testing of nuclear weapons anywhere except underground and the the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty led to the end of the spread of nuclear weapons and the states that did not possess nuclear weapons will not acquire them or create them and in exchange the states that do will provide them with the knowledge of the peaceful nuclear technology.
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Because they were in bad economic situations after the war and the fascists were filling them with pride and hope.
