Knights of Labor

Target entity: Knights of Labor
Context triple: [Albert Parsons, affiliation, Knights of Labor]

• A. Industrial Workers of the World
  The Industrial Workers of the World is a radical, international labor union founded in 1905 that advocates industrial unionism and direct action to unite all workers across trades and skill levels.
• B. American Federation of Labor
  The American Federation of Labor was a major U.S. national federation of labor unions, founded in 1886, that focused on organizing skilled workers and advocating for practical economic gains through collective bargaining.
• C. Congress of Industrial Organizations
  The Congress of Industrial Organizations was a major federation of industrial labor unions in the United States that played a central role in organizing mass-production workers and shaping mid-20th-century labor policy.
• D. General Confederation of Labour (historical)
  The General Confederation of Labour (historical) was a major Italian trade union confederation closely linked to the socialist movement and central to early 20th-century labor struggles in Italy.
• E. American Railway Union
  The American Railway Union was a late 19th-century industrial labor union in the United States, led by Eugene V. Debs, that sought to organize all railroad workers and became nationally prominent for its role in major railroad labor conflicts.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: Knights of Labor
Target entity description: The Knights of Labor was one of the first major national labor organizations in the United States, active in the late 19th century and known for organizing workers across trades to advocate for broad social and economic reforms.

• A. Industrial Workers of the World
  The Industrial Workers of the World is a radical, international labor union founded in 1905 that advocates industrial unionism and direct action to unite all workers across trades and skill levels.
• B. American Federation of Labor
  The American Federation of Labor was a major U.S. national federation of labor unions, founded in 1886, that focused on organizing skilled workers and advocating for practical economic gains through collective bargaining.
• C. Congress of Industrial Organizations
  The Congress of Industrial Organizations was a major federation of industrial labor unions in the United States that played a central role in organizing mass-production workers and shaping mid-20th-century labor policy.
• D. General Confederation of Labour (historical)
  The General Confederation of Labour (historical) was a major Italian trade union confederation closely linked to the socialist movement and central to early 20th-century labor struggles in Italy.
• E. American Railway Union
  The American Railway Union was a late 19th-century industrial labor union in the United States, led by Eugene V. Debs, that sought to organize all railroad workers and became nationally prominent for its role in major railroad labor conflicts.
• F. None of above. chosen