Immigration
Industrialization
Captains of Industry/Robber Barons
Labor Struggles
Labor Reforms
100

Push factor for Irish immigrants

Starvation and famine

100

Style of economy where businesses are privately-owned

Capitalism

100

A large business that is privately owned

corporation

100

What industry innovation led to repetitive and exhausting work with low pay?

mass production

100

This labor union represented many workers, but especially grew in 1877 from the railroad industry

Knights of Labor

200

What is the main pull factor for many European immigrants?

Economic opportunities/factory jobs

200

This means "free to do"

Laissez-faire

200

When the production of a type of good is controlled by one business

monopoly

200

What did workers begin to form in response to harsh working conditions?

labor unions

200

Labor union founded by Samuel Gombers

American Federation of Labor

300

Main port of entry for many immigrants coming into New York

Ellis Island

300

This word defines the use of machines in factories and production

mechanization

300

When corporations work together to control prices and products

trust

300

Clothes factories with long hours and very low wages

sweatshops

300

What would businesses do to try and force concessions from workers?

lockouts

400

The nickname that was given to many Nativists

Know-Nothings

400

What two inventions defined the rise of industrialization?

Electricity and the telephone

400

When.a wealthy person uses their wealth to "give back" to others

Philanthropy

400

What did many children who worked in factories deal with as side effects?

Sickness and diseases
400

Strike where a bomb was thrown, multiple people were shot, and eight union members were convicted of conspiracy.

McCormick Reaper Works strike

500

The poem at the base of the Statue of Liberty on Ellis Island

The New Colossus

500

State two impacts from the use of railroads

1. Transporting of goods across the country was dramatically faster

2. The use of railroads created the need for lumber, coal and steel - creating new industries

500

State the type of industry each person below specialized in:

Andrew Carnegie

JP Morgan

John Rockefeller

Cornelius Vandebilt

Madam CJ Walker

Carnegie - steel

JP Morgan - banking

Rockefeller - oil

Vandebilt - railroads

Walker - beauty supplies

500

What two types of tools did unions use to fight for better working conditions?

1. strikes

2. collective bargaining

500

Strike where workers were attacked by the Pinkerton Detective Agency (hired by Andrew Carnegie)

Homestead Steel strike

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