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IndustryIndustry VocabVocab ReformsReforms ImmigrantsImmigrantsThisThisN’N’
ThatThat
Famous Famous PeoplePeople
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Captain of the steel industry
Andrew Carnegie
Famous People Famous People - $200
He was creator of the sleeping railroad car
George Pullman
Famous People Famous People - $300
He was the inventor of the process to make steel
Henry Bessemer
Famous People Famous People - $400
Noted reformer President who implemented the Meat Inspection
Act
Teddy Roosevelt
Famous People Famous People - $500
Progressive era journalists who were willing to expose the corruption of U.S. society.
Muckrakers
IndustryIndustry - $100
The growth of industry after the Civil War into the 1900s made
people migrate here
Urban centers
IndustryIndustry - $200These Americans disliked
immigrants because they were a threat to their job positions
Nativists
Industry - $300
In this system, a factory worker created one part only in the
whole of the product
specialization
Industry - $400
During the Gilded Age, an unofficial organization designed
to keep a particular party or group in power.
Political machines
IndustryIndustry - $500
Act which made it illegal to create monopolies or trusts
Sherman Antitrust Act
VocabVocab - $100
Move from farms, into the cities, which came from the growth of
factories.
Industrialization
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Chinese immigrants were recruited to build this
Transcontinental Railroad
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Farmers in the 1890s would most likely vote for this political party
The Populist party
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Standard Oil used this business practice to control a group of
companies in one industry as if they were a single company
Trusts
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Movement that negatively encouraged recent immigrants to
forget their own cultural traditions
Americanization movement
ReformsReforms - $100
This movement sprang from religious ideals
Social Gospel movement
ReformsReforms - $200
This movement sprang from the theory of evolution
Social Darwinism
ReformsReforms - $300
A process created during the Progressive Era by which citizens
could propose legislative measures by obtaining signatures
on a petition
initiative
ReformsReforms - $400
Industrial consolidation and trusts reduced this during the
1800s
competition
ReformsReforms - $500
One way in which US Government tried to facilitate the
growth of domestic industry.
High tariffs on imports
ImmigrantsImmigrants - $100
Place of arrival and entry for most immigrants from Eastern
Europe during Industrialization
Ellis Island
ImmigrationImmigration- $200
Place of arrival and entry for most immigrants from Asia
during Industrialization
Angel Island
ImmigrationImmigration- $300
In 1882, this act would not allow Chinese to immigrate to the U.S.
Chinese Exclusion Act
ImmigrationImmigration- $400
Main goal of the Americanization movement
assimilation
ImmigrationImmigration - $500
Low cost apartment buildings designed to house as many
immigrant families as possible
tenements
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Policy that says government should play a very limited role in
business
Laissez faire
This N’ ThatThis N’ That - $200
Favoring native-born Americans
nativism
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“Covered with a thin layer of gold”
Gilded Age
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Government body with the power to enforce legislation regulating
railroad rates
Interstate Commerce Commission
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Which business practice involves buying out of raw
material producers and distributors?
Vertical integration