The big 3
Monopolies
Immigration
Government
Random
100

This allowed inventors to make money off of their inventions and encouraged new technology 

Patent

100

When you control all stages of production in order to keep prices low, this is known as...

Vertical Integration 

100

A _________ factor makes people leave a country, while a __________ factor makes people move to a country

Push (ie no jobs, religious persecution)

Pull (ie many jobs, religious freedom)

100

This economic system encourages competition and a "hands off" government approach. 

Capitalism (Laissez-faire)

100

This workplace disaster showed how many problems were left to be addressed after the Gilded Age. 

Triangle Shirtwaist Factory

200

The creation and spread of this technology allowed people and markets to connect throughout the country

Railroads

200

When you acquire multiple factories that produce the same thing (to reduce competititon), this is known as...

Horizontal Integration

200

When people of a home country fear that immigrants are bringing in "strange" cultures, this is known as

Nativism

200

Name one government action that specifically targeted immigrants of a certain ethnic background

Chinese Exclusion Act

Gentleman's Agreement

200

Owner of the Hull House and activist during the Gilded Age

Jane Adams

300

What 3 factors created the perfect environment for an industrialized America? 

Labor / Immigrants / workers

New Technology / Inventions

Natural Resources

300

Andrew Carnegie wrote this book to argue that the rich should spread their wealth to help society

The Gospel of Wealth

300

This organization provided jobs training, educational opportunities, and child care for many immigrants

Hull House

300

Common during the Gilded Age, many people gained political power by helping campaign for others. This is known as

Patronage

300

The APA often targeted immigrants of this religious faith

Catholic

400

When you use the Bessemer Process, you get steel from iron. When you refine ______, you get kerosene (used for lighting and power). 

Oil

400

List 2 reasons why someone might consider a wealthy businessman a "Captain of Industry"

Donations / Philanthropy

Provide Jobs

increase country wealth / growth (infrastructure) 

400

Although these provided living spaces close to work for immigrants, they were also usually cramp, unsafe, and unhygenic

Tenements

400

Name one strike that showed the need for government to step in during labor disputes

Homestead Strike (PA Guard)

Pullman Strike (National Gaurd)

400

The organization led by Boss Tweed in New York, helped immigrants but also stole money from public projects. 

Tammany Hall 

500

This inventor did not patent his invention for the oil drill and ended up dying in poverty. 

Edwin Drake

500

List 2 reasons why someone might consider a wealthy businessman a "Robber Baron"

Poor Wages

Poor Working Conditions

Pollution

"Anti Labor"

500

In order to adopt to new American culture and ways of life, many Immigrants go through a process known as

Assimilation

500

This act was used to try to stop monopolies, but failed to do so by the end of the Gilded Age. 

Sherman Anti-trust act

500

a biological theory of evolution developed by English naturalist Charles ____________________ stating that all species develop through the natural selection of small, inherited variations that help individuals compete, survive, and reproduce.

Darwin / Darwinism

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