Big Business & Industry
Workers & Labor
Immigration & Urban Life
Corruption & Reform
Progressive Era Laws & Leaders
100

A business practice where one company controls an entire industry.

What is a monopoly?

100

People who sold their labor for wages in factories.

Who are industrial workers?

100

Overcrowded apartment buildings in cities.

What are tenements?

100

Political organizations that controlled cities by trading jobs for votes.

What are political machines?

100

Law that limited the power of monopolies.

What is Anti-Trust Act?
200

Andrew Carnegie made his fortune in this industry.

What is steel?

200

Long hours, low pay, and unsafe conditions describe this type of work environment.

What are poor working conditions?

200

The two major immigration processing stations on the East and West Coasts.
 

What are Ellis Island and Angel Island?

200

Famous New York political machine led by Boss Tweed.

What is Tammany Hall?

200

Law that regulated food safety  

What is Pure Food and Drug Act?
300

The process of a company taking control of its product's supply chain

What is Vertical Intergration?

300

Workers joined together in these groups to demand better treatment.

What are labor unions?

300

Reasons people left their home country and reasons they were attracted to the United States.
 

What are push and pull factors?

300

Journalists who exposed corruption and injustice.

Who are muckrakers?

300

Author who exposed unsafe meatpacking conditions.

Who is Upton Sinclair?

400

Large companies that combined to control prices and reduce competition.

What are trusts?

400

A violent labor protest in Chicago involving protestors and police 

What is the Haymarket Riot?

400

The belief that native-born Americans were superior to immigrants.

What is nativism?

400

Ida Tarbell exposed corruption in this company.

What is Standard Oil?

400

 What Progressives wanted the government to do to big business and society. 

What is reform and regulate?

500

The term used to describe wealthy industrial leaders like Carnegie and Rockefeller.

Who were captains of industry (or robber barons)?

500

A violent strike at Carnegie’s steel plant that showed how far companies would go to stop unions.

What is the Homestead Strike?

500

The process of rapid migration and immigration to large cities

What is Urbanization?

500

The goal of reformers during the Progressive Era.

What is to fix problems caused by industrialization and corruption?

500

Photographer who exposed poor living conditions in cities.

Who is Jacob Riis?

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