Settlement of the West
The New South
Farmers
Big Business
Labor Problems
100

Conflict between the U.S. Army and the Lakota Sioux that ended in the murder of 300 Native Americans

What is Wounded Knee

100

This gave southern states legal justification for segregation. 

What is Plessy v Ferguson 

100

Farmers believed they were being abused by these industries. They felt the government should regulate them for the benefit of the farmers. 

What are Railroads and banks 

100
The king of the Oil Industry during the Industrial Revolution.
Who is John Rockefeller
100

The first major industrial labor union in the United States. Admitted women and African Americans but favor anti-immigration legislation. The Haymarket Affair spelled their demise. 

Who are the Knights of Labor

200

This was considered a great victory for the Sioux, though within a decade the remaining Sioux would be defeated and forced onto reservations. 

What is Custer's Last Stand 

200

Created in the South to intimidate and limit African-American's access to the 13th, 14th, and 15th Amendments.

What is the creation of KKK

200

This made farming easier and more productive; however, had the negative impact of overproduction which led to lower prices, debt, and migration back to urban areas for work.  

What is New Technology and modern farming equipment 

200
An industrialist who got his start in Railroads and then began a career of buying and selling other companies.
What is JP Morgan
200
An example of a conflict between labor and management that took place at Andrew Carnegie's Steel Plant.
What is the Homestead Strike
300

The federal government invested in the Railroad industry by doing this. 

Granting lands, providing loans, and subsidies 

300

The system of labor that dominated the South despite efforts to industrialize like the North.

What is Sharecropping

300

An example of a local organization that worked to improve conditions for farmers.

Who are the Grangers or Farmer's Alliance

300

An example of political corruption at the state and local level who exchanged favors for votes and maintained control of the politics in an area.

What are Political Machines

300

He coined the term Gilded Age to describe the discrepancy between the wealthy industrialists and the mass of poor laborers.

Who is Mark Twain 

400

New towns that emerged almost overnight in the west filled with people searching for a quick profit. These towns were male-dominated and violent.

Mining Towns or Boomtowns

400

He established the ideology of The New South. Focus on the economic development of the South while protecting the growing racial segregation of the region from any Northern interference. 

Henry Grady 
400

This was formed to give the federal government the ability to regulate the railroad industry 

What is the Interstate Commerce Commission 

400
An example of the justification of wealth created by a small group of people despite the majority of people living in poverty.
What is Social Darwinism or the Gospel of Wealth
400

An example of a conflict between labor and management that erupted after an 8 day strike and a bomb being thrown into the crowd.

What is the Haymarket Riot

500

He believed the frontier was closed and posed a threat to U.S. tranquility. He believed in the The “safety valve” theory, which stated was “that when hard times came, the unemployed who cluttered the city pavements merely moved west, took up farming, and prospered.”

Who was Fredrick Jackson Turner or the Turner Thesis

500

Segregation that is required by law

de jure segregation 

500

This Supreme Court decision stated that some of the Granger Laws were unconstitutional because states could not regulate commerce that crossed state lines.

What is the Wabash Decision 

500

This was passed to in an attempt to break up any organization that limited competition and hurt consumers. 

What is The Sherman Anti-Trust Act 

500

President of the American Federation of Labor Union and promoted the idea of collective bargaining.

Who is Samuel Gompers

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