Factors leading to Gilded Age
What resources did the U.S. have an abundance of
What is lumber, clean water, and minerals?
What is a captain of industry
What is a person who got rich in ways that benefited the country?
Who was Jay Gould
What is a wealthy robber baron that bribed officials to get rich?
What did most labor unions fight for
What is workers rights?
What did the high immigration rate contribute to the growth of industry
What is more workers and unique trades?
How much did the U.S population grow during this era
What is it doubled?
What is a robber baron
What is a person who gets rich through illegal methods?
Who was John D Rockefeller
What is a wealthy 19th century businessman that was in-between a robber baron and captain of industry?
When did labor unions become a thing
When is the mid 1800s?
Why did the U.S. have to build more urban citys
What is growing population
What helped the production of steel in the U.S.
What is the Bessemer process?
What did the captains of industry use at this time to get rich
What are monopolies?
What did Rockefeller have a monopoly on
What is the oil industry?
When did the knights of labor let African-Americans join
When is 1878?
What was SC's role?
What is it didn't have a stand out role as a state
What mainly contributed to the growth of population
What is high immigration
What relation do robber barons and captains of industry have
What is they were direct opposites?
Who was J. P. Morgan
What is a rich wall street investment banker?
What were the knights of labor
What is an origination that contains a loose federation of workers?
What were political machines
What is groups of powerful corrupt people that control politics through illegal ways?
What was made to connect the East and West coasts
What is the TCRR?
Who was both a robber baron and captain of industry
Who is John D Rockefeller?
What did Morgan have a monopoly on
What is the steel industry?
When did the knights of labor let woman join
When is 1878
Examples of political machines
What is Tammany Hall, Santa Fe Ring, and the Byrd Organisation