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Answer: the railroad owners cut wages by 25% and then proposed another cut of an additional 10%.

Explanation:

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a. I can't stand folk music so I am not going to answer this question

b. The railroad owners cut wages by 25% and that was unacceptable to the workers.

c. The railroad owners offered only a 10% increase in wages and it was not enough.

d. the workers were ungrateful wretches who did not appreciate their jobs and decided to bee reckless and wanton.

e. the railroad owners cut wages by 25% and then proposed another cut of an additional 10%

The Great Railroad Strike of 1877, witnessed several rail strikes in the United States in 1977. The main reason for the strike was due to the wage cuts that was announced by Baltimore and Ohio (B&O) railroad.

The railroad owners cut the wages of the railroad workers by 25% and then informed them that there will be another cut of additional 10%. This was to be second wage cut in eight months.

The railway workers felt that they were poorly paid and the work was dangerous so there was no reason for another wage cut.