This style of capitalism refers to a lack of government regulation of markets, giving rise to excessive wealth in the US that was highly concentrated in a specific population
What is Laissez-Faire?
This city saw a drastic increase in population density because of its proximity to Ellis Island
What is NYC?
This system establishes what land is reserved for Native Americans and is still operational now.
What is the reservation system?
Actions like poll taxes, literacy tests and the Grandfather Clause were enacted to do this
What is limit the newly freed black population from voting (or an equivalent answer will suffice)
This video game classic has just received a Lego kit in which the protagonist, link, faces off against Ganon called "The Final Battle"
What is Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time?
The Grange movement of Farmers was concerned primarily about this industry, run by the Vanderbilts, charging them high prices to ship goods.
What are Railroads?
Organizations like these sought to help improve working class conditions, but were often called socialists or anarchists.
American Federation of Labor, Knights of Labor, or Unions
The hunting of this animal to near extinction was cause for much of the conflict between Native Americans and The US Government, as well as their constant encroaching.
What is the Buffalo?
Groups such as this emerged in Reconstruction and the Gilded age to enforce systems of terror, racism and nativism.
What is the KKK?
In the Netflix Series Stranger Things, in order to save the world, Dustin sings the song The Never Ending Story with this character, who calls him Dusty Bun.
Who is Suzie?
This concept refers to the the duty of the wealthy to assist with the poor via donation to social programs or construction of various arts centers.
What is the Gospel of Wealth?
While the previous wave of immigrants was from Europe, the wave during this period was from Eastern Europe and Asia. This led to a rise in this political party built on the concept of Nativism.
Who were the Know-Nothings?
This school in Pennsylvania provides an adequate example for assimilation of Native Americans, as well as cultural erasure.
What is the Carlisle School?
Because of the cycle of dependance through sharecropping, many newly freed African Americans did this
Migrate out of the South
This upcoming Harry Styles Album will feature a return to form for the artist, likely including his new single Aperture
What is Kiss All the Time, Disco Occasionally?
These terms are used to describe major figures of wealth in the period, such as Vanderbilt, Carnegie and Rockefeller.
What are RB and COI?
The potato famine, the Springtime of Revolutions, The Opium Wars, The American Dream and The Gold Rush can all be described as this
What are push and pull factors?
This act saw an immense restriction on Tribal land and practically coerced Native Americans into assimilating.
What is the Dawes Act.
Women in Western Territories were given this as incentive for southern women and widows to move west.
What is suffrage?
Nominated for 12 Oscars, the movie Sinners sees Michael B. Jordan play these twin brothers who fight Vampires as well as prejudice and economic hardship during the Great Depression.
Who are Smoke and Stack?
These methods of monopoly construction sound like they belong more to a math class than a history class. They also led to government intervention later
What is Horizontal and Vertical Integration?
This particular railroad strike began because of wage cuts and high rent for workers living in a town named for the company. It ended with the strike being broken up by President Grover Cleveland.
What is the Pullman Strike?
This event describes a killing of Native American women and children because of a "misunderstanding" in the aftermath of a major battle.
What is the Massacre at Wounded Knee?
What are Carpetbaggers?
This 6'9 Duke University Freshman Forward has made quite a splash this year on the court projecting him to be a top pick in the NBA draft.
Who is Cameron Boozer