vocabulary
vocabulary
gilded age
progressive era
labor v capital
100

a company that completely dominates a particular industry

What is monopoly

100

a set of companies managed by a small group known as trustees, who can prevent companies in the trust from competing with each other

what is a trust

100

What does "gilded" mean? 

Gold covered- golden on the outside, not the inside 

100

What is the ammendment? Income Tax-Pres. Taft proposed 2% income tax on big businesses. This tax allowed Congress the power to tax earnings and income of individuals

16th ammendment

100

is the following a union or owner goal? 

shorter work days 

worker / union goal 

200

land, labor, and capital

What is factors of production

200

an economic system in which factories, equipment, and other means of production are privately owned rather than controlled by government

What is capitalism

200

What is a benefit for the creation of a business trust? 

reduce competition 

reduce quality 

200

What is the amendment? 

Prohibition-Movement to make illegal, “harmful to society”. Culmination of a decades-long reform effort called the Temperance Movement to end the problems associated with alcohol abuse. Also reinforced by the Women's Rights movement.

Amendment 18

200

Is the following an owner goal or union goal: 

maximize corporate profits

owner goal 

300

negotiations between employers and employees concerning wages, working conditions, and other terms of employment

What is collective bargaining

300

an organized association of workers formed to protect and further their rights and interests

What is union

300

Describe a problem created by urbanization

answers may vary 

- sanitation 

- tenement housing 


300

What is the amendment?

Voting rights for Women-Movement for women’s right, change in women’s roles. Part of a movement that was active since 1848.Susan B Anthony leading the charge.

Amendment 19

300

List two union tactics 

strike 

boycott 

collective bargaining and negotiation 

picket and protest 

400

a corporate expansion strategy that involves controlling each step in the production and distribution of a product, from acquiring raw materials to manufacturing, packaging, and shipping

What is vertical integration

400

the growth of cities

urbanization

400

Describe one difference of life before and after industrialization

(where did people live / work / get goods?)

Before options: 

lived in rural areas, most americans work on farms, goods homemade, skilled labor needed to make things by hand

After options: 

factory / machine made, unskilled labor, most live in cities

400

What is the following Amendment? 

Direct Election of Senators-New election system for the Senate. Previously senators were elected by state legislatures, but deadlocked votes in state legislatures resulted in many Senate seats remaining vacant for long periods. Public demand for direct senatorial elections forced congress to pass this amendment. 

17th amendment 

400

List two corportation tactics

hire replacement workers (scabs)

blacklisting 

use of Pinkerton Agents, US army and police 

yellow dog contracts 


500

a corporate expansion strategy that involves joining together as many firms from the same industry as possible

What is horizontal integration

500

the idea that the free market, through supply and demand, will regulate itself if government does not interfere

What is laissez-faire

500

Explain ONE way trusts hurt the US Economy 

answers may vary 

500

Name one progressive or gilded age era president 

answers may vary

500

Summarize one of the following 

Haymarket Riot 

Homestead Strike 

Pullman Strike 

answers may vary 

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