Immigration
Industries
Labor Unions
Discrimination/Strikes
Changes
100

Wave 1 Immigration


Wave 2 Immigration

What is German, Irish, and Chinese around 1840s to 1880s


What is Italian, Russian, Polish, and Japanese around 1880s to 1920s

100

Industrialization 

What is the excessive amounts of wood, coal, steel, oil, and other natural resources that are used to create products increasing Factories and the workforce, Increase in the use of cheap unskilled immigrant labor

100

Industrial Union

What is an organization of common laborers and craftworkers in a particular industry; generally created to fight against the harsh working conditions, low wages, and long working hours 

100

Chinese Exclusion Act

What is the ban of entry to all Chinese except for students, teachers, merchants, tourists, and government officials, not repealed until 1943

100

Americans began to move, where to where

What is farms to cities

200

Push and Pull Factors

What are horrible economic conditions, no freedoms, poverty, and diseases

What are jobs, freedoms, vast land and new opportunity

200

Assembly Lines

What is the creation of Interchangeable parts that requires less skilled workers and increases mass production which leads to the creation of Monopolies 
200

Collective Bargaining 

What are the negotiations of wages and other conditions for employees by the union members

200

The Great Railroad Strike of 1877

What are railroad wages cut, workers went on strike, President sent militias, and over 100 dead. Damaged reputation of unions and weakened railroad unions


200

African Americans continued to suffer racial discrimination in the south, where did they move to

What is large northern cities and western settlements

300

Immigrant Jobs

What are Factory jobs such as iron, steel, oil, textile, food packaging, and many more

What are farmers, railroad workers, and skyscraper builders (Roughnecks)

300

Monopolies

What is the total control of an industry by one person; Standard Oil, American Tobacco, and Carnegie Steel

300

Popular Saying by Labor Unions

8 hours of work, 8 hours of sleep, and 8 hours of what we will

300

Haymarket Square Riot

What was the demand for 8hr workdays or strike by the AFL, police harassment ended in 4 dead, and a meeting was called. The police showed, a bomb went off, 6 officers and 67 injured, and 8 strikers charged with murder in an unjust trial. 

300

Industrial Economy changed how

What are factories in cities grew due to assembly lines, cheap labor of immigration, and monopolies

400

Ethnic Enclave

What is a Ghetto or a small crowded neighborhoods with similar ethnicities where people are living in filth and terrible conditions

400

Laissez Faire effects

What is the Government not interfering in the Industry economy and led to the creation of monopolies

400

Knights of Labor

What is an unsuccessful labor union who accepted everyone, skilled and unskilled, and refused to use a strike to push their negotiations further

400

The Homestead Strike

What was Carnegie cut wages for the AAISW, strike was called, 300 strikebreakers showed up resulting in deaths, and PA National Guard shut down the strike. Union membership begins to decline

400

Decline of Labor Unions

What is the failure to properly use strikes and monopolies

500

Anti-Immigration

What is discrimination placed against Immigrants, generally in forms of violence, job & housing discrimination, Government laws such as Chinese Exclusion Act, and groups like the Immigrant Restriction League

500

Sherman AntiTrust Act

What is the Governmental prohibition of trusts, monopolies, and other restriction made on trade. Only partly influenced to take down major monopolies

500

American Federation of Labor

What is a successful labor union who only accepted skilled workers and used the strike often. They focused on wages, hours, and conditions.

500

Pullman Strike

What was a strike of thousands led by Eugene Debs after wages were cut but rent was high, stopped railroad transportation, state militias sent in, and strike was stopped. Start of government injunctions (restrictions) on strikes.

500

Population

What is increase in pop. of cities, increase due to immigration, and decrease of pop. on farms.

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