Background Knowledge
Immigrants
Labor Unions
Entrepreneurs
Vocabulary
100

This war increased sectional tensions by raising the question of whether slavery would expand into newly acquired lands.

What is the Mexican-American War?

100

Immigrants from Southern and Eastern Europe often took low-paying jobs and lived in these ethnic neighborhoods.

What are ethnic enclaves?

100

Workers joined unions during the Gilded Age to gain better wages, working conditions, and shorter hours.

What are labor unions?

100

This industrialist used vertical integration to control all stages of steel production.

Who is Andrew Carnegie?

100

This term describes government policy of limited interference in the economy.

What is laissez-faire capitalism?

200

This belief encouraged expansion and raised disputes over whether new territories would permit slavery.

What is Manifest Destiny?

200

Rising immigration from Southern/Eastern Europe and Asia contributed to this anti-immigrant sentiment

What is nativism?

200

This union accepted both skilled and unskilled workers.

What is the Knights of Labor?

200

This business leader used horizontal integration and trusts to dominate the oil industry.

Who is John D. Rockefeller?

200

These political organizations provided favors and services in exchange for votes.

What are political machines?

300

This political movement focused on stopping the expansion of slavery into new territories.

What is the Free-Soil Movement?

300

This 1882 law banned Chinese immigration for a period of time.

What is the Chinese Exclusion Act?

300

Employers often used this tactic—closing factories and hiring strikebreakers—to weaken unions.

What are lockouts and strikebreakers?

300

Critics called Gilded Age industrialists “robber barons” because they did this.

What is exploited workers and concentrated wealth?

300

This group of African Americans migrated to Kansas seeking escape from Southern violence and oppression.

Who were the Exodusters?

400

These three Reconstruction Amendments attempted to provide freedom, citizenship, and voting rights to formerly enslaved people.

What are the 13th, 14th, and 15th Amendments?

400

Many immigrants supported political machines like Tammany Hall because machines provided these services.

What are jobs, assistance, and services?

400

This violent event in Chicago linked labor activism to radicalism and hurt union support.

What is the Haymarket Riot?

400

Supporters argued industrialists were innovators who helped modernize the nation.

Who were captains of industry?

400

This massacre became a symbol of federal violence against Native Americans.

What is Wounded Knee?

500

This act provided free land to settlers and encouraged westward expansion.

What is the Homestead Act?

500

Overcrowded, unsafe apartment buildings where many working-class immigrant families lived.

What are tenements?

500

This strike showed industrialists were willing to use force to break unions.

 What is the Homestead Strike?


500

This financier is most closely associated with General Electric and modern finance.

Who is J.P. Morgan? 

500

This term describes the destruction of buffalo herds and relocation to reservations that ended Plains Indians’ traditional life.

 What is forced assimilation and cultural destruction?


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