Westward Expansion
Industrialization and Immigration
Urbanization
Progressivism
Imperialism
100

The U.S. government adopted this plan in which Native Americans would give up their beliefs and culture and become part of white culture.

What is assimilation?

100

This technique was used to make steel production easier and more useful.

What is the Bessemer process?

100

These were community centers that addressed problems in slum neighborhoods who provided help and friendship to immigrants and the poor.

What are settlement houses?
100

This movement tried to reform various problems in the early 1900s in social welfare, moral improvement, economic reform and build efficiencies. 

What is the progressive movement?

100

This person was the last royal of Hawaii who was forced out of power by a revolution started by American business interests.

Who is Queen Liliuokalani?

200

This act broke up reservations and gave some land to the Native Americans for farming if they agreed to assimilate.  This plan actually cheated out of the best land at the as plots were carved out of reservation land.

What is the Dawes Act?

200

This was built to span the entire United States to connect the two coasts.

What is the Transcontinental Railroad?

200

These places were multifamily urban houses that were often overcrowded and unsanitary.

What are tenements?

200

This banned the making and sale or use of alcohol with the 18th Amendment.

What is prohibition?

200

This Admiral urged the United States to build up its navy and take colonies overseas

What is Alfred T. Mahan?

300

This organization was created by Oliver Hudson Kelley to provide a place for farm families to discuss social and educational issues but members ended up spending most of their time fighting the railroads.

What is the Grange?

300

This law granted Congress the authority to regulate railroad activities.

What is the Interstate Commerce Act?

300

The growing population caused cities to develop these types of systems to to move large numbers of people along fixed routes.

What is mass transit?

300

These journalists wrote stories about corruption and unfair practices in business.

Who were muckrakers?

300
Secretary of State William Seward purchased this from Russia and was known as "Seward's Folly"

What is the purchase of Alaska?

400

This political movement was created to gain more more political and economic power for the common people and fought for reforms to help farmers and to make government more democratic.

What is Populism or the Populist Party?

400

This immigration station welcomed most European immigrants to the United States in New York City.

What is Ellis Island?

400

This movement taught immigrants English, and American history and government.

What is the Americanization movement?

400

This reform gave voters the ability to propose their own laws to be voted on.

What is the initiative?

400

The explosion of the USS Maine and the de Lome letter both helped turn Americans towards this war which also helped the United States gain many territories

What is the Spanish American War?

500

A monetary system in which the government would give people either gold or silver in exchange for paper currency or checks.

What is bimetallism?

500
This Act passed by Congress banned all but a few Chinese immigrants and was not lifted until 1943. 

What is the Chinese Exclusion Act?

500

This organized group headed by a city boss controlled the activities of a political party in a city.

What is a political machine?

500

This Amendment called for senators to be elected directly by the people instead of by state legislatures.

What is the 17th Amendment?

500

This Act ended military rule in Puerto Rico and helped set up a civil government with the United States holding strict control over the Puerto Rican people. 

What is the Foraker Act?
600

These settlers were African Americans who left the South after Reconstruction ended and moved to Kansas to make a new start.

Who are exodusters?

600

This belief was started because many Americans were not happy with the idea of so many immigrants living in the country and pushed for immigration restrictions.

What is Nativism?

600

This was the custom of the giving of government jobs to people of the same party who had helped a candidate get elected which resulted in many unqualified and corrupt workers being hired.

What is patronage?

600

This was the main crusade for women in the 1800 and 1900s to gain the right to vote.

What is suffrage?
600

This rebellion was in protest of the Western influences in China.

What is the Boxer Rebellion?

700
In this act, the government offered 160 acres of free land to anyone who would farm it for five years.

What is the Homestead Act?

700

This immigration station was stricter because there were more negative attitudes towards the immigrants mainly Asian coming into San Francisco. 

What is Angel Island?

700

This Act created a civil service commission to give government jobs based on merit which helped reform the civil service.

What is the Pendleton Civil Service Act?

700

This program was pushed by President Teddy Roosevelt which sponsored progressive reforms like breaking up corporate trusts and protecting food and medicines.

What is the square deal?

700

This policy pushed for trade with China and to keep the ports open and that no country should have any special trading rights.

What are the Open Door Notes?

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