Gilded Age Terms
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The term to describe Carnegie or Rockefeller when they have complete control of a product.

Monopoly

100

A place where people worked countless hours with thousands of people in a small, hot, dark, and dirty workhouse, often owned by Rockefeller, Carnegie, or Morgan.

Sweatshop(s)

100

Known for creating Standard Oil and having a monopoly on kerosene and gasoline

John D. Rockefeller

100

The name of the two ports where most immigrants would entire the United States during the Gilded Age

Ellis Island and Angel Island

100

When something is thinly covered in gold paint but the underside is rough it is called this. Also in the name of this period

Gilded

200

 Very tall buildings on the skyline in cities

Skyscraper

200

When immigrants come from Europe and Asia to living in cities the United States became a mix of people from different nationalities blending together to make a single culture is called this.

Melting Pot

200

Worked with Tom Scott and then created Carnegie Steel

Andrew Carnegie

200

Housing built in the clearer, quieter perimeter of the city.

Suburbs

200

This place was in Pittsburgh, was the biggest "plant" Carnegie owned, was run by Frick, and is known for its workers striking with 9 of them ending up dead.

Homestead Steel Plant

300
A wealthy man who uses unfair business practices and treats workers unfairly with low wages, long hours, and poor working conditions.

Robber Baron

300

Low-cost multifamily housing designed to squeeze in as many families as possible is called this.

Tenements

300

Created US Steel and General Electric. This man worked closely with Thomas Edison

J. P. Morgan

300

This act prohibited immigration by Chinese laborers, limited the civil rights of Chinese immigrants already in the United States

Chinese Exclusion Act

300

This person's VP was Roosevelt, he has a mountain named after him, and was influenced by money from the industrialists.

William McKinley

400

This process shortened the production of steel from about 2 weeks to 15 minutes and helped Andrew Carnegie produce steel at a much faster rate to build skyscrapers.

Bessemer Process

400

This very dangerous illness that reached epidemic proportions several times in the United States in the 1800’s and killed thousands.

Cholera

400

Was known for his coal business and his violent methods at the Homestead Steel Plant.

Henry Frick

400

Immigrants learned to speak English and adopt American dress and diet often referred to as doing this.

Americanization or Americanizing

400

This company was created by Morgan after buying a majority of the stocks from Edison.

General Electric

500

People who build and manage businesses or enterprises in order to make a profit

Entrepreneur(s)

500

Many American born people believed they were superior to immigrants and had a tendency towards preferring native-born white Americans over new immigrants is called this.

Nativism or Nativists

500

This man worked closely with George Westinghouse and created Alternating Current

Nikola Tesla

500

When People moved to live in cities over living in farmlands of the United States

Urbanization

500

This Car Monopoly had complete control over the cars patent, anyone who made a car had to pay them fees. They were defeated by Henry Ford in Court

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