The Industrial Workers of the World (IWW)was

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The Industrial Workers of the World was a revolutionary labor union that represented the poorest, most isolated workers. They were known for their radical tactics and organizing efforts, such as their use of direct action and sabotage. The IWW advocated for the overthrow of capitalism and the establishment of a socialist society. They were not the largest union in the United States, and they did not advocate for collective bargaining agreements like conservative craft unions. They were also not a semireligious organization, and while they did support strikes, they also utilized other tactics in their efforts to achieve worker power.