Vocab
Immigration
Urbanization
Reforms
Business
100

Labor

Working, especially physical work

100

Where did Asians enter in from?

Angel Island

100

This type of overcrowded, unsafe housing became home to many working-class families and immigrants in cities

Tenements

100

This early 20th-century movement aimed to fix problems caused by industrialization, urbanization, and corruption.

Progressive Era

100

Connected cities and allowed them to grow

Trains/Railroad 

200

Progressive

A person or idea that supports social reform, change, and improvement,

200

Where did Europeans enter in to the United States?

Ellis Island

200

This 1906 law gave the federal government the authority to break up unfair business practices and trusts.

Antitrust / Sherman Antitrust Act enforcement?

200

In 1911, a fire at this New York City factory killed over 140 workers, highlighting unsafe working conditions

Triangle Shirtwaist factory fire


200

What is Social Darwinism?

Survival of the fittest

300

Monopoly

When one company or group has complete control over a product or service

300

This 1882 law was the first significant legislation restricting immigration to the United States, specifically targeting one ethnic group

The Chinese Exclusion Act

300

This term describes journalists who exposed corruption, unsafe working conditions, and social problems during the Progressive Era.

Muckrakers


300

Upton Sinclair wrote this 1906 novel exposing the unsanitary conditions in the meatpacking industry.

The Jungle

300

What is Laissez Faire

Gov't did not regulate business

400

Urbanization

The growth and expansion of cities

400

Many immigrants lived in these overcrowded, poorly ventilated apartment buildings in urban areas.

Tenements

400

The idea of people who are born in the U.S. not wanting immigrants

Nativism

400

Following The Jungle, this law was passed in 1906 to regulate food and drugs in the United States.

Pure Food and Drug Act

400

This man dominated the oil industry with his company, Standard Oil.

John D. Rockefeller

500

Labor Unions  

Organizations formed by workers to protect their rights and interests, such as fair wages, safe working conditions, and reasonable hours

500

Organizations like Tammany Hall in New York City helped immigrants find jobs and housing in exchange for what?

Votes

500

This photographer and journalist exposed the harsh living conditions of immigrants in tenements through his 1890 book How the Other Half Lives.

Jacob Riis

500

Progressive-era reformers fought for these workplace protections, including limiting child labor, improving safety, and setting maximum working hours.

Labor reforms or workers rights


500

What was the book Andrew Carnegie wrote?

Gospel of Wealth