Vocabulary
Important People
Gilded Age
Progressive Era
Immigration
100

Define the word corrupt

dishonest

100

This man photographed child labor in NC textile mills. 

Lewis Hine

100

What raw material did textile mills use to make clothing?

Cotton

100

What did workers in factories and mills demand when they went on strikes?

shorter work hours, better pay, and safer conditions.

100

America's nickname during the age of immigration. 

The Great Melting Pot

200

What does suffrage mean? 

The right to vote. 

200
This woman created the Hull House settlement in Chicago. 
Jane Addams
200

Where did the Gilded Age get its name?

From a novel by Mark Twain entitled The Gilded Age: A Tale of Today 

200

The industry that Upton Sinclair was exposing.

Food and/or meat packing industry

200

The east coast immigration station. 

Ellis Island

300
This vocabulary word gave women the right to vote. 

the 19th amendment

300

This man wrote The Jungle with the intention of exposing a certain industry.

Upton Sinclair

300
What did railroad monopolist Cornelius Vanderbilt's grandson build with his wealth?

The Biltmore Estate

300

This organization was trying to pass women’s suffrage at a state wide level.

AWSA  American Woman Suffrage Association

300
What was the significance behind the Statue of Liberty holding a torch?

It symbolizes that light (or enlightenment) is the key to achieving freedom.

400

Which vocabulary means the following: A person who exposed corruption in factories in the Gilded Age.

muckraker

400

This political machine boss was the leader of the Tammany Hall Ring in NYC and scammed taxpayers out of a lot of money.

William "Boss" Tweed

400

During the Wilmington Race Riot of 1898, Alexander Manly's business was burnt down, what did it sell? 

Newspapers

400

What happened to the Tammany Hall Ring?

It was broken and the members thrown into jail.


400

Who were nativists afraid of?

Immigrants

500
What was the name for communities immigrants would create once they came to America to preserve their cultures? 

Ethnic Enclave

500

This suffragette was known for founding the National Women's Party. 

Alice Paul 
500

What was created by the combined investments of Ernest Snow, John Tate, and Thomas Wrenn in 1889?

The Highpoint Furniture Company

500

What were tactics employed by suffragettes to get their point across to lawmakers and society?

Hunger strikes, parades, protests, and picketing in public places. 

500

The majority of the Triangle Shirtwaist Factory workers were what age, gender?

Females from ages 20-24. 

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