Industrialization & Labor
Race and Labor
Reform & Regulation:
Union Busting
Corruption + Robber Barons
100

This period from 1750-1850 saw a massive shift in how goods were made and how people lived

  • Answer: What was the Industrial Revolution?
100

Name 1 Reason why there was tension between white laborers and black laborers

Will accept: 

1. Black laborers hired as a replacement of strikers

2. Black laborers took lower wages

3. Black laborers were recruited at jobs

4. Black wealth was a threat to white supremacist beliefs 

100

These journalists at the turn of the 20th Century exposed corruption and wrongdoing, using exaggerative language

Answer: Who were Muckrakers?

100

These lists of workers who participated in strikes were shared among companies to prevent future hiring.

Blacklists?

100

This era, from 1870-1900, was marked by economic expansion, material excess, and political corruption.

What is the Gided Age? 

200

Replacement workers brought in to undermine a strike are called these.

  • Answer: What are Scabs?
200

This mass movement of Black Americans from the South to the North was driven by job opportunities.

Answer: What was the Great Migration?

200

What happened to the Owners of the Triangle Shirtwaist Factory after the trial? 

They were acquitted of all charges and actually made money off of insurance!

200

These contracts forced workers to agree not to join unions as a condition of employment.

Answer: What are Yellow Dog Contracts?

200

A company that has complete control of a particular industry is called this.

What is a Monopoly?

300

This term refers to land, raw goods, and natural resources used in production.

  • Answer: What are the Means of Production?
300

This 1921 event destroyed the Greenwood District, the wealthiest Black Neighborhood in America at the time. 

What is the Tulsa Race Massacre 


300

This journalist exposed the problems with with New York City Tenement Housing 

Who is Jacob Riis?
300

This employer tactic involved shutting down factory operations to pressure workers into submission.

Answer: What are Lockouts?

300

This Gilded Age tycoon was known for his steel empire.

Who was Andrew Carnegie?

400

This 1892 strike in Pennsylvania highlighted the unionizing conflicts between skilled and unskilled labor and management in the steel industry.

What was the Homestead Strike?

400

What happened to Black and White southern tenant farmer's during the great depression? 

They were evicted from their homes

400

This Muckraker exposed the corruption of Standard Oil 

Who is Ida Tarbell? 

400

Name 1 way Amazon practiced Union Busting.  

Will accept: firing Union organizers, call trespassing on union employees bringing meals to each other, or post threatening signs around the office


400

Agreements between businesses to share profits and control costs, reducing competition, were called these.

What are trusts? 

500

What is the difference between Socialism vs. Capitalism? 

Capitalism = owners own means of production

socialism = workers own means of production

500

This Black leader who actively encouraged black people to avoid unions.

Who was Booker T. Washington? 


500

This legislation was passed due to the work of Upton Sinclair.

  • Answer: What is the Meat Inspection Act or Pure Food and Drug Act?
500

This individual, hired by Carnegie at Homestead, was known as a "union-buster."

Answer: Who was Henry Clay Frick?

500

What were the names of the Robber Baron strategy in buying up businesses that were involved in the manufacturing process of their goods? 

What is horizontal or vertical integration? 

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