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Who faced stunted physical and mental growth by working in factories.
Who are children working in factories during the late 1800s.
Whose goal was to form cooperatives and advocate for social reforms for workers.
Who were the Knights of Labor.
Whose goal was to focus on wages, working hours and working conditions.
Who were the American Federation of Laborers
After this event in Chicago, many people viewed Union activities with violence.
What was the Haymarket Riot.
What was the Pullman Strike.
They came from Southern and Eastern Europe and settled in cities.
Who were the "new" immigrants.
This group of people were processed through Angel Island.
Who were the Chinese.
Allowed for goods to be shipped for free or at reduced rages and led to an increase in catalog sales.
Who was John Wanamaker.
This tried to restrain trade and keep businesses from taking control over all steps of manufacturing.
What was the Sherman Antitrust Act.
This place largely looked at an immigrant's vocational skills as part of the admittance process.
What was Ellis Island.
This monitored the rates charged by the railroads.
What was the Interstate Commerce Act.
Believed that strikers were the only way to achieve better working conditions.
Who was Samuel Gompers
Falling crop prices, religious persecution, war are examples of what?
What is push factors.
Believed that it was the duty of the wealthy to give to the poor and philanthropic work.
Formed a trust to build his oil company.
Who was John D. Rockefeller
What is vertical integration.
This product allowed for these industries to flourish: railroads, construction, and infrastructure.
What was steel.
This was crowded, dirty, unhealthy, and dangerous.
What was a tenement neighborhood.
Started the journalism industry in America.
Who was Pulitzer and Hearst.
This time period attributed the development of consumerism to help make an easier life for the Middle Class.
What was the Gilded Age.