SOCIETY/IMMIGRATION
IMMIGRANTS
LABOR MOVEMENTS
LABOR GROUPS
LABOR GROUPS 2
100

Things that persuaded people into an area.

Pull factors 

100

___ was passed that year & effectively banned Chinese immigration until 1943.

the Chinese Exclusion Act

100

Throughout the 1870s & 1880s, ____ continually fought to improve worker’s rights

unions

100

Political party of farmers that spoke on agriculture issues & corporate power

The Grange Farmers/The Grangers

100

Founded around the same time as the Knights & Grangers, they shared similar views of reform but were more focused on rural issues in the mid-west.

The Farmer’s Alliance  

200

Factors which caused individuals to leave their home.

Push factors 
200

____ spoke mostly English, shared similar cultures, and were majorly protestant or catholic.

Old immigrants 

200

Railroad companies charged higher rates for short/local trips to market but charged less for long/national trips

The Long-Haul/Short-Haul Issue

200

Regulatory laws that covered urban & rural issues (utility costs, unfair shipping rates, etc.)

Granger Laws

200

Like the Knights of Labor but focused more on community support through fraternity (brotherhood)

The American Federation of Labor

300

A period of southern economic diversification.

New South Era

300

____ spoke Romance, Germanic, or Slavic languages, had diverse cultures, and could be protestant, catholic, or orthodox Christians, Jewish, Islamic, or from another religious background.

New immigrants 

300

2 significant results of the Great Railroad Strike of 1877

1. Workers were fired & ousted

2. National Guard was created

300

1st national organization to have fully open membership regardless of race or gender (excluding the Chinese)

The Knights of Labor

300

Created funds to aid individuals who had been injured in factories, or to families of those who died at work.

The American Federation of Labor

400

The process of established immigrants/native born peoples barring new immigrants from entering a nation.

Nativism 

400

The Chinese had begun immigrating throughout the 1840s slowly but increased because of the ____.

Burlingame Treaty

400

2 Positives of the Industrial Revolution 

1. Improvement of living standards

2. Increased defense 

400

 1st major political group to demand business regulation & discuss labor issues (hours, wages, & safety)

The Green-Back Labor Party

400

Created the Interstate Commerce Commission (ICC) & granted state authority to regulate railroads (including shipping rates)

 Interstate Commerce Act, 1886

500

Until the 1840s, immigration was slow, but the ____ caused the first massive influx of people.

Irish Potato Famine

500

Work was a cause for conflict because most who immigrated (skilled or not) took ____ in order to survive -- this caused others to be replaced.

low paying jobs

500

3 Negatives of the Industrial Revolution 

1. Brutal working conditions

2. Unsanitary environment & increased pollution

3. Increased political corruption

500

The Knights of Labor became unpopular after the ____. 

Haymarket Square Bombing, 1886

500

Campaigned for improvements & government intervention in disasters, low crop prices, & regulation of businesses  

The Populist Party

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