Laissez-Faire
This man pioneered the strategy of vertical integration.
Andrew Carnagie
This is one example of a political scandal during Grant's administration.
Credit Mobilier, Whiskey Ring, Gold
This man preached the idea of the Gospel of Wealth and was known for his philanthropy.
Andrew Carnagie
Third party that voiced to concerns of farmers in the South and West.
Populist Party
The theory that anyone who is struggling can move west and become prosperous.
Safety Valve Theory
This is the idea that the rich should give back to society through philanthropy.
Gospel of Wealth
Ran Tammany Hall, a big political machine, in New York.
"Boss" Tweed
What idea applied the theory of evolution to industrial capitalism in America.
Social Darwinism
These two foreign policies dictated American involvement in Cuba during and after the Spanish-American War.
Teller and Platt Amendments
Process in which Texan cowboys drove herd to railroad terminals where they would be slaughtered.
Long Drive
This is the process that increased steel production by blowing cold air onto red-hot iron.
Bessemer's Process
The strategy of buying out competitors to monopolize an industry.
Horizontal Integration
This man led the American Federation of Labor.
Samuel Gompers
Law that made campaign donations from federal employees illegal and established the Civil Service Commission.
Pendleton Act
This policy turned Native American tribal land into public allotments in an attempt to force assimilation.
Dawes Act
This man popularized the use of steel rails.
Cornelius Vanderbilt
This is the practice of inflating claims about a givin line of assests to sell more stocks.
Stock-watering
This union was the most negatively affected by the Haymarket Square Riot.
Knights of Labor!
Led the Halfbreeds who championed civil service reform and later ran for president in 1884.
James G. Blaine
This organization brought farmers together and established cooperatively owned stores and warehouse.
Patrons of Husbandry
These two individuals treid to corner the gold industry in 1869 by bribing President Grant.
James Fisk and Jay Gould
This number is the percent of oil refineries did Rockefellar controlled by 1887.
95
America's first billion dollar corporation.
U.S Steel Corportation
Was an influential speaker of the house that kept Republican policies alive in congress despite the Democrat's dominance of the executive branch.
Thomas Reed
This organization was created as a result of African Americans being excluded from the Farmer's Alliance.
Colored Farmers National Alliance