Gilded Age
Movements/Elections
Laws/Politics
Labor/Strikes
Muckrakers
100

This powerful banker financed railroads and bought out companies like Carnegie Steel.

Andrew Carnegie 

100

This women’s group pushed for temperance and banning alcohol.

WCTU/ Women's Christian Temperance Movement  

100

This Supreme Court case upheld racial segregation under the “separate but equal” doctrine.

Plessy v. Ferguson 

100

This labor union welcomed all workers, both skilled and unskilled.

Knights of Labor 

100

This muckraker exposed unsanitary conditions in the meatpacking industry in his book The Jungle.

Who is Upton Sinclaire 

200

This oil magnate created Standard Oil and became one of the richest men in U.S. history.

John D. Rockefeller

200

Which group of people founded the Populist Party. (think about what is their job)

Farmer/Laborers 

200

These state and local laws enforced racial segregation in the South.

Jim Crow Laws 

200

This labor organization, founded by Samuel Gompers, focused on skilled workers.

AFL American Federation of Labor 

200

This journalist photographed tenement life in How the Other Half Lives.

Jacob Riis

300

This powerful banker financed railroads and bought out companies like Carnegie Steel.

J.P. Morgan

300

THis president Became president in 1884 and 1892 

Grover Cleveland 

300

This 1890 law was designed to limit the power of monopolies.

Sherman Anti-trust act 

300

This 1892 strike at Carnegie’s steel plant turned violent.

Homestead Strike 

300

This muckraker exposed corruption in the Standard Oil Company.

Ida Tarbell

400

What was the Center Piece of Chicago World Fair 

Ferris Wheel 

400

This group was Also working towards Temperance 

Anti Saloon League

400

This law broke up Native American tribal lands into individual plots.

Dawes Act 

400

This 1894 strike against a railroad car company led to federal intervention.

Pullman Strike 

400

This African American journalist and activist spoke out against lynching.

Ida B Wells

500

Mark Twain used this term to describe the late 1800s, a period that looked shiny on the outside but was full of problems underneath.

Mark Twain

500

This candidate ran in 1892 as the Populist Party nominee.

James Weaver 

500

This 1906 law required accurate labeling and safety standards for food and medicine.

Pure Food and Drug Act 

500

This economic theory argued that only the strongest businesses and people would survive.

What is Social Darwinism?

500

This settlement house leader founded Hull House to help immigrants in Chicago.

Jane Adams 

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