The statement which best describes the relationship between the Great Upheaval and the organized Labor movement in America is <u>The Great Upheaval gave the Organized labor movement a much-needed spark.</u>

Organized labor and the Great Upheaval has to do with the economic boom that occured in America during the 19th century. Pay was poor and the workers were uncomfortable.

As a result of this, the Great Upheaval was born, as a large number of railroad workers shut down factory operations and demanded that their pay which was cut by 10% be restored. It was a huge standoff that even had to involve the president sending Federal troops to quell the violence.

Although the Great Upheaval was finally stopped through the use of force, some would argue that it was successful.

Organized labor is the union of workers that have a common goal, which is primarily to protect their interest in the workplace.