Legislation
Conflicts
Major Events
Innovation
Key Figures
100

This was an act that excluded Chinese immigration for 10 years.

What was the Chinese exclusion act?

100

Conflict between US and Spain triggered by the explosion of the USS Maine in 1898 


What was the Spanish American War

100

A rush which was sparked by the discovery of certain valuable metal at Sutter's Mill, CA  in 1848


What was the California Gold Rush?

100

Alexander Graham Bell invented this in 1876

What was the telephone?


100

Self made multimillionaire who was famous for the steel industry


Who was Andrew Carnegie

200

Laws passed which codified racial ideologies and segregation.

What are the Jim Crow Laws?

200

The near annihilation of the Cheyenne by drunk American troops in 1864 called?


What was the Sand Creek Massacre?

200

Term applied to late nineteenth-century America that refers to the shallow display and worship of wealth characteristic of that period.

What is the Gilded Age?

200

This method of transportation became widely popular.

The Transcontinental Railroad

200

He founded the American Federation of Labor (AFL)

Who was Samuel Gompers?

300

This act granted 160 acres of land to all settlers who lived on the land for 5 years or more.

What was the Homestead Act?

300

One of the bloodiest conflicts between the US and Native Americans taking place from 1874 - 1875

What was the Red River War?

300

In December 1890, the Farmers’ Alliance called a meeting at Ocala, Florida, to press for a national third-party movement called the _______.

What was the Populist Party?

300

At the end of the 19th century the US was known for this industry.

What was the steel industry?

300

25th President serving until assassination in 1901. He led the country during the Spanish-American war.

Who was William McKinley?

400

This amendment claimed that once the US had been defeated, they would give Cuba their independence.

What was the Teller Amendment?


400

A volunteer cavalry regiment led by Theodore Roosevelt that became famous for their attack on Cuba.

Who were the Rough Riders?

400

The assassination of the 20th president of the United States.

What was the Garfield Assassination

400

A thesis which claims “hard work and perseverance leads to wealth, also implying poverty is a flaw.

What is the Gospel of Wealth?

400

American Protestant organizer, editor, and author. Also was a leader of the Social Gospel.

Who was Josiah Strong?


500

A federal statute which prohibited activities which restricted interstate commerce and competition in the marketplace.

What was the Sherman Antitrust Act?


500

This was a protest turned riot after someone threw a bomb at the police and it ended with 1 police man dead and 7 wounded.

What was the Haymarket Square Riot?

500

The New South was where the North used the South's raw resources for consumption.

What was the “New South”

500

Rockefeller's Standard oil company used this production strategy

What is vertical integration?

500

He was a US commander during the war in the Philippines during 1899-1902.


Who was George Dewey?