Peeps
Government & Monopoly
Allegory
Unions & Strikes
Etc.
100
Telephone inventor
Alexander Graham Bell
100
Buying out one's competitors
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horizontal integration
100
An allegory of the gold standard
Yellow Brick Road
100
Seven police officers and four workers were killed in Chicago after a bomb went off following a clash between strikers and police
Haymarket Riot
100
This country gave the Statue of Liberty to the U.S. in response to Lincoln's assassination
France
200
As president he was often described as narrow headed; let his army buddies run the government
Ulysses S. Grant (R-OH)
200
controlling every phase of a business
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vertical integration
200
An allegory of Washington, DC
Oz
200
Strike called by the American Railway Union after employers cut wages. A formal court order ended the strike.
Pullman Strike
200
His "Gospel of Wealth" was a philosophy that wealthy Americans were responsible for using their fortunes to engage in philanthropy
300
Oil industrial giant
John D. Rockefeller
300
banned combinations and practices that restrained free trade
Sherman Anti-Trust Act
300
An allegory of the President of the U.S.
Wizard
300
An inclusive organization that advocated for a vast array of reforms
Knights of Labor
300
This act transformed communally held tribal lands into individually owned pieces of property
the Dawes Act
400
Steel industrial giant
Andrew Carnegie
400
Created to regulate railroad rates
Interstate Commerce Commission
400
An allegory of the opium epidemic during the Gilded Age
the poppy field
400
This labor union was associated with international acts of anarchy and violence
International Workers of the World
400
This Danish immigrant in his book How the Other Half Lives focused on the wretched conditions in New York slums
Jacob Riis
500
President who believed that the enforcement of civil rights should be handled by local authorities
Rutherford B. Hayes (R-OH)
500
Created a merit system for government workers
Civil Service Act
500
An allegory of freedom from slavery
Glenda, the good witch of the North
500
Led by Samuel Gompers this union did not allow African-Americans, women, or foreign born workers to join
American Federation of Labor
500
Radicalized immigrant workers came from these three areas (countries):
Eastern Europe, Italy, Russia