The West
Gilded Age
Immigration/Urbanization
Labor Issues
Rising Industry
100

Native Americans were forced to these when "white" settlers moved westward.

What are Reservations?

100

Political views of minimal government regulation within business.

What is Laissez-Faire?

100

Low rent apartments built in the slums.

What is tenements?

100

Sweatshops, accidents and fines.

What is Worker Hardships?

100

First Union; open to all workers regardless of race, genders or skill.

What is Knights of Labor?

200

The idea of adapting and absorbing a smaller culture into a smaller one.

What is Assimilation?

200

An easier and cheaper way to convert iron into steel.

What is Bessemer Process?

200

For a small fee, a person could obtain 160 acres of land out West.

What is Homestead Act?

200

Pullman Company cut wages by 50%, did not cut cost in company towns and President Cleveland sent the Army to end the strike.

What is Pullman Strike?

200

Natural competition weeds out the weak and strong survive.

What is Social Darwinism?

300

Native American ritual performed in hope the white settlers would leave their land.

What is Ghost-Dance?

300

The population tripled, largely due to immigration, providing a large labor force

What is population growth (rising population)?

300

Many workers lived in communities owned by business and rented to employees.

What is Company Towns?

300

Federal troops were called to re-open the factory with replacement workers at Carnegie's Steel Plant.

What is Homestead Act (1892)?

300

Most successful union and was led by Samuel Gompers.

What is American Federation of Labor (AFL)?

400

The most significant battle that was won by the Native Americans. 

What is Battle of Little Big Horn?

400

Produced first car in 1896.

Who is Henry Ford?

400

Supported and helped immigrants with naturalization, jobs and housing.

What is Political Machine?

400

Unionists demanded an 8 hour day but violence broke out and public turned against unions and viewed them as violent and "non-American".

What is Chicago Haymarket Strike (1886)?

400

Fuel Industrialization by investing in products or ideas to make a profit.

What is Entrepreneurs?

500

Nearly 300 Native Americans, almost half unarmed women and children killed.

What is Wounded Knee Massacre?

500

Invented the light bulb and figured out how to distribute electricity to homes and factories.

Who is Thomas Edison?

500

Provided new immigrants with a sense of community and security.

What is enclaves?

500

B&O Railroad cut wages and protest sparked violence and massive destruction in several cities and government sent troops to restore order.

What is Great Strike of 1877?

500

Companies that control nearly all of a particular industry.

What is Monopolies?

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