development of these led to more settlement out West
railroads
A market situation where there is only a single provider of a good or service
monopoly
labor issue that incited the most violent strikes
lowering of wages
South/Eastern Europe
wanted a secret ballot, income tax, bimetalism, gov't regulation of industry, banking reform
Populists
forced natives to adopt Western culture and farming practices by law
Dawes Act
Rockefeller's oil monopoly name
Standard Oil
who did the federal government side with during the strikes of the 1800?
companies/management
West Coast immigration center
Angel Island
industry that took advantage of farmers the most due to the monopoly/ excessive prices for shipping and storage
railroads
Battle between Natives and American troops, ending in General Custer's death/Custer's Last Stand
Little Bighorn
Andrew Carnegie controlling all aspects of the production process is an example of:
vertical integration
Federal troops subdued workers during this national strike on the Railroads
Pullman Strike
prevented future immigration and denied citizenship
Chinese Exclusion Act
group not eligible for the Homestead Act's land
former Confederates
battle that occurred following the Ghost Dance
Battle of Wounded Knee
passed to break up monopolies and create fairness in industries
Sherman Antitrust Act
this labor strike weakened the cause of unions for being associated with anarchists and violence
Haymarket Square Riot
A Democratic political machine that controlled New York City politics, led by Boss Tweed
Tammany Hall
candidate in the Election of 1896 against William McKinley, backed by Populists
William Jennings Bryan
assisted western states with establishing colleges
Morrill Land Grant Act of 1862
controlled unfair railroad rates and rebate practices
Interstate Commerce Act (ICC)
person responsible for lowering wages/firing employees at Carnegie's Homestead plant
Henry Frick
established by Jane Addams to help/assist immigrants and the urban poor
settlement house/Hull House
helped farmers create cooperatives
Grange Movement