Reconstruction
Gilded Age 1
Gilded Age 2
Progressive Era 1
Progressive Era 2
100

The President that was planning the Reconstruction even before the Civil War was over

Abraham Lincoln

100

The positive term for people like Andrew Carnegie, Rockefeller, J.P. Morgan 

Titans of Industry

Bonus: What is the negative term for these people? (100)

100

An example of horizontal integration.

Rockefeller's Standard Oil

100

This world war happened at the beginning of the Progressive Era

WW1

100

This world war happened at the end of the progressive era

WW2

200

The agricultural labour system that replaced slavery in the South, but kept African Americans tied to the plantations.

Sharecropping

200

This French term meaning "let do" refers to a policy of minimal government intervention in the economy.

Laissez-faire

200

This term describes the belief that the rich were genetically superior and that helping the poor interfered with natural selection.

Social Darwinism. 

200

This president was known as the "trust buster" for filing 45 antitrust suits, including against Northern Securities and Standard Oil.

Theodore Roosevelt

200

The other global superpower which emerged after WW2

USSR (Soviet Union)

300

The amendment that abolished slavery in the US

13th Amendment

300

The mass influx of immigrants into Northern cities were helped by, but also taken advantage of, by these local political groups

Political Machines

Bonus: give an example of a political machine (100)

300

This essay by Andrew Carnegie argued that the wealthy had a moral obligation to use their fortunes for public good.

Gospel of Wealth.

300

The era in which alcohol was banned.

The Prohibition Era

Bonus: What were the exceptions to this rule?

300

The Sherman Act and the Clayton Act tried to break these up.

Monopolies

400

These Southern laws passed under President Andrew Johnson restricted the freedom of Black Americans and created a loophole around the 13th Amendment.

Black codes

400

This 1892 strike at Carnegie's steel plant turned violent when Pinkerton detectives who were hired by Carnegie shot and killed striking workers.

Homestead Strike 1892

400

The agricultural crisis of the 1890s was made even worse when farmers did this.

Grew and produced more food.

400

The largest group of new immigrants during this time.

Southern and Eastern Europeans

400

This 1920 amendment granted women the right to vote.

19th Amendment.

500

He was the first Black U.S. senator, representing Mississippi and filling the seat once held by Confederate President Jefferson Davis.

Hiram Revels

500

The Supreme court decision that declared segregation is lawful, as long as facilities are "separate but equal".

Plessy vs Fergusson 1896

500

Long working hours, unsafe conditions, low wages, labor unions, immigrants with radical ideas like socialism and anarchy, unequal wealth distribution

The reasons for labor strikes.

Bonus: name a labor union

500

Investigative journalists who wrote popular articles exposing working conditions, political corruption, and poverty.

Muckrakers 

Bonus: who first called them this?

500

The court case that put Modern vs Fundamentalist Protestant views on trial in Tennessee, also known as the "Monkey Trial"

The Scopes Trial

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