Capitalism
Working Conditions
Immigration
Robber Barons
Westward Expansion
100

The American economy is based on the laws of ____ and ____.

What is supply and demand?

100

The Knights of Labor was the first of these types of groups that fought for better pay, better working conditions, and shorter work hours.

What is a labor union?

100

Most European immigrants entered the US through this center.

What is Ellis Island?

100

John D. Rockefeller was the head of THIS monopoly.

What is Standard Oil?

100

The completion of THIS helped open up the West to further development.

What is the transcontinental railroad?

200

When one company controls all of a good or service it is called a:

What is a monopoly?

200

The invention of THIS led to longer work hours for Americans in factories.

What is electricity?

200

Angel Island was originally designed to help enforce THIS policy.

What is the Chinese Exclusion Act?

200

Which captain of industry made his fortune in the railroad business?

Who is Vanderbilt?

200

Many Native American children were forced to go to boarding schools, like THIS infamous one in Pennsylvania?

What is Carlisle Indian School?

300

Capitalism is based on the idea of free markets and little government intervention. The French word for this is:

What is laissez-faire? 


300

When labor unions could not get a factory owner to negotiate with them, they often resulted to THESE. Examples include Haymarket Square, Pullman, and Homestead.

What is a strike?

300

Jane Addams is known as the first social worker in the US because she opened THIS settlement house in Chicago.

What is Hull House?

300

Which captain of industry made his money in steel?

Who is Carnegie?

300

This act gave settlers up to 160 acres of land in exchange for a small registration fee and the promise to improve the land.

What is the Homestead Act?

400

During the Gilded Age, American factories focused on using THIS system to produce as much "stuff" as possible

What is mass production?

400

This man was the head of the American Federation of Labor, which focused on skilled workers only.

Who is Samuel Gompers?

400

Most immigrants lived in these poorly made apartment-style buildings.

What is a tenement?

400

Which captain of industry made his fortune in banking?

Who is JP Morgan?

400

This act broke up reservations and tried to force Native Americans to assimilate by owning property and farming.

What is the Dawes Act?

500

When one company owns all of the suppliers and distributors of a good or service, they have completed:

What is vertical integration? 


500

In 1911, over 100 immigrant women died in this tragic industrial "accident" by either jumping to their deaths or perishing in a fire.

What is the Triangle Shirtwaist Factory Fire?

500

Most native-born Americans expected immigrants to learn English and adopt the "American" way of life. This is called:

What is assimilation? 


500

This theory basically says the rich deserve to be rich and the poor are poor because they just are not smart enough to get rich.

What is social darwinism?

500

THIS massacre happened when Native Americans gathered to perform the Ghost Dance; over 250 men, women, and children were killed.  

What is Wounded Knee?

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