One effect of the Haymarket Riot was the decline of the labor movement in the United States. Following the riot, public opinion turned against labor unions and their demands for better working conditions and higher wages. The event was used by anti-union forces to associate labor activism with violence and anarchism, leading to a decline in support for the labor movement. As a result, it became more difficult for workers to organize and advocate for their rights. Additionally, the riot led to increased government intervention and repression of labor unions, further suppressing their influence.
