what were the 6 components of the union strategy?
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[' blockade south coasts.', ' liberate slaves (which would destroy S economy)', ' seize Mississippi R (which would cut S in 1/2)', ' Have troops go through Georgia/Carolina.', ' Capture Richmond.']
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['The union must have conducted a lawful ballot of all the members it believes will be called upon to take part.', 'The action must be over a trade dispute between workers and their employer over an issue like terms or conditions of employment and as defined in s.']
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Unions spanned the spectrum of political ideologies and action, and some became feared for inspiring radicalism. Trade unions formed the foundation of worker organization and power. By consolidating a majority of a factory or industry's workforce into a single body, workers gained power and influence.
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['Battle of Bull Run, 1861. ... ', 'Strategy and tactics. ... ', 'The Union army and slavery. ... ', 'Battle of Shiloh, 1862. ... ', 'The Trent affair. ... ', 'The Peninsula Campaign. ... ', 'Battle of Antietam, 1862. ... ', 'The Emancipation Proclamation.']
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['Organizational (or Master) Policy.', 'System-specific Policy.', 'Issue-specific Policy.']
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['Collective Process: The representatives of both the management and the employees participate in it. ... ', 'Continuous Process: It is a continuous process. ... ', 'Flexible and Mobile: It has fluidity. ... ', 'Bipartite Process:Collective bargaining is a two party process.']
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It's constitution called for uniting all the workers “into one organization, regardless of race”. The UAW made their presence and intentions known by striking wherever they felt they were needed. Their main goal was to gain recognition from the major automotive companies: General Motors, Chrysler, and Ford.
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['Division of Work: Organisation deals with the whole task of business. ... ', 'Co-Ordination: ... ', 'Common Objectives: ... ', 'Co-operative Relationship: ... ', 'Well-Defined Authority-Responsibility Relationships:']
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['Conquest Of Paradise. [01:00]', 'Wealth Of Nations. [02:22]', 'Res Publica. [04:27]', 'Art of War. [06:18]', 'El Dorado. [09:49]', 'Common Sense. [11:34]', 'The Cossacks. [14:38]', 'Mare Nostrum. [16:52]']
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The Union had many distinct advantages, such as manpower, industry and political structure. But the Confederacy was able to compensate for most of these, and they had some of their own strategic advantages, like military leadership, the Mississippi River and playing on the home field (so to speak).
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The Union had many strengths though. They contained a larger population of twenty-two million free citizens. The Union also had a very diverse economy. Many people in the Union did not just work in factories, many also even grew food of their own.
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['Shareholders or Owners.', 'Customers.', 'Employees.', 'Government.', 'Society and Environment.']
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['Collective Bargaining. Collective bargaining is the heart and soul of the labor union. ... ', 'Workplace Safety. ... ', 'Higher Wages. ... ', 'Better Benefits. ... ', 'Your Representative.']
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The Union included the states of Maine, New York, New Hampshire, Vermont, Massachusetts, Connecticut, Rhode Island, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Kansas, Michigan, Wisconsin, Minnesota, Iowa, California, Nevada, and Oregon. Abraham Lincoln was their President.
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['Population: State is a community of persons. ... ', 'Territory: Territory is the second essential element of the State. ... ', 'Government: ... ', 'Sovereignty:']
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['Defence.', 'Agriculture.', 'Communication.', 'Trade.']
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Our main broad strategic objectives have always been: To improve the material conditions of our members and of working people in general. To organise the unorganised. To ensure worker participation in the struggle for peace and democracy principles.