Answer:
Workers wish to protect rights
Workers seek higher wages
Explanation:
Following the increase in the level of industrialization in the late 19th century in the United States, there exist less desirable social effects among workers.
As a result of machines doing most of the work in the factory, workers were subjected to lesser roles, but longer hours of work in the factory.
Also, with the advent of machines to carry out the operations, workers were subjected to poor working conditions, with lesser wages.
Hence, in this case, Workers went to strikes during this time to "Protect their rights and seek higher wages."
