Gilded Age Leaders
Immigration & Cities
Industry & Labor
Progressive Reform
Amendments & Politics
100

Who first used the term "Gilded Age"?

Mark Twain

100

Where did "new immigrants" in the late 1800s come from?

Southern and Eastern Europe

100

What natural advantage helped fuel rapid industrial growth?

Natural resources

100

What were journalists who exposed social problems called?

Muckrakers

100

Which amendment established a federal income tax?

16th Amendment

200

Which industrialist build his fortune through steel production?

Andrew Carnegie

200

What was the main East Coast immigrant processing center?

Ellis Island

200

Which process improved steel production?

Bessemer Process

200

Which novel exposed problems in the meatpacking industry?

The Jungle

200

Which amendment provided for direct election of senators?

17th Amendment

300

Which business leader built his fortune through oil?

John D Rockefeller

300

Which immigrant group was excluded by federal law in 1882?

Chinese immigrants

300

What business strategy involves buying competitors to control an industry?

Horizontal Integration

300

What reform program was associated with Theodore Roosevelt?

Square Deal

300

Which amendment guaranteed women the right to vote?

19th amendment

400
Which wealthy businessman gained his fortune from railroads?

Cornelius Vanderbilt

400

Why did immigrants often settle in ethnic neghborhoods?

To find support from people with similar language and culture

400

What did railroads connect that helped industrialization?

Raw materials, factories, and markets

400

What did Jane Addams help establish?

Settlement Houses

400

Which amendment established Prohibition?

18th amendment

500

Which financier became a monopolist in banking?

J.P. Morgan

500

What housing problem was common in rapidly growing cities?

Overcrowded and unsanitary tenement housing

500

What did labor unions seek to improve?

Wages and working conditions

500

What was the broad goal of Progressive reformers?

Addressing problems caused by corruption, industrialization, and urbanization
500

What was Roosevelt's approach to regulating corporations often called?

Trust-busting

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