In general,the syndicalists:

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Syndicalists demanded that workers share in the ownership and control of the means of production, advocating for a system wherein unions would be the primary means of organizing society and that workers' control of industry would replace capitalist structures. This was their unique ideology and was not shared by socialists or other labor movements. They were most influential in France and Italy, where they had significant political power in the early 20th century, but they did not make significant advances in Britain or Spain. They also did not become a model for labor organizations in the United States.

In General,the Syndicalists