Industrialists
Unions
Prairie Politics
Industrialization
Immigration
100
First to create a massive railroad empire. Also known as the Commodore.

Cornelius Vanderbilt

100

Tool used by all unions to negotiate with companies. Where workers work together.

Collective Bargaining

100

State with the most dues paying Socialists in the United States.

Oklahoma

100

Demand for this product would drive the demand for oil.

Kerosene

100

Number of people that pass through Ellis Island between 1892 and 1954.

12 million

200

Founder of Standard Oil. Creates the first true monopoly.

John D. Rockefeller

200

First successful union that spread across the US.

Knights of Labor

200

County with the most socialists in South Dakota.

Lawrence

200

First person to use refrigerated rail cars to transport meat. Mr. Olson's family also claims to be a relation to him.

Gustavus Adolphus Swift

200

Hostility shown towards immigrants by native-born peoples.

Nativism

300

The man behind making steel production more efficient. Famous for his philanthropy.

Andrew Carnegie

300

Detective agency that becomes the opposition to unions. Also described as mercenaries.

The Pinkertons

300

War that initially boosted the popularity of the Socialist Party.

World War I or the Great War

300

Economic policy of the United States that drives industrialism.

Laissez-faire

300

Law that prevented Chinese immigrants from entering the US for 10 years.

Chinese Exclusion Act

400

Andrew Carnegie's partner. Gives his company a ruthless edge needed to compete.

Henry Frick

400

Ideology that is closely associated with unions. Focuses on uniting the working classes.

Marxism/Socialism/Communism

400

The fate of the people that petitioned the governor and president to leave the war.

Imprisonment

400

Belief that only the strongest survive. Applied to both society and businesses.

Social Darwinism

400

The idea that kept immigrants to keep coming to the US.

"the land of opportunity"

500

Revolutionizes banking and drives investment banking. Also creates the largest steel company in the US through these methods.

J.P. Morgan

500

"the most dangerous women in America"

Mary Harris "Mother" Jones

500

Small town in eastern South Dakota that built a Socialist Hall.

Oldham

500

Andrew Carnegie's belief about how the wealthy should give money to improve society.

Gospel of Wealth

500

Where the majority of immigrants came from in the first wave after the Civil War.

North and Western Europe

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