The Knights of Labor parted from normal labor organizations because they were organized by industry rather than by craft.
The Knights remained an organization for decades afterward, but when workers started to desert groups like the American Federation of Labor, their membership and influence decreased. In 1949, the penultimate holdout of the once-powerful Knights officially disbanded.
Low-skilled laborers, railroad employees, immigrants, and steelworkers were among its members. The Knights started to operate less like a covert organization and more like a labor union as membership grew.
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