What strike was the most controversial? How did it end?

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The 10 Biggest Strikes In U.S. History

The Great Anthracite Coal Strike of 1902.

The Steel Strike of 1919.

The Railroad Shop Workers Strike of 1922.

The Textile Workers Strike of 1934.

United Mine Workers of America of 1946.

The Steel Strike of 1959.

The U.S. Postal Strike of 1970.

UPS Workers Strike of 1997.

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