Gilded Age Terms
Gilded Age People
Gilded Age Inventions
Gilded Age life
Gilded Age Laws
100

It meant "hands off" and that govt would stay out of businesses. 

Laissez-faire

100

This person was an entrepreneur concerned with oil.

Rockefeller

100

This invention extended the working hours.

The Lightbulb 

100

These were terrible apartment buildings

Tenements

100

Formed to improve working conditions of corporate employees

Labor Unions

200

The movement of rural farms to cities. 

Urbanization

200

This man ran the steel industry and was known to give donations to many people.

Andrew Carnegie

200

This connected the country from New York to California in 1869.

Transcontinental Railroad

200

This broke up monopolies and prevents them from controlling industries. 

Sherman Anti-Trust Act

200

In 1862 this law allowed settlers to own 160 acres of land for free if they lived on the land and improved it.

Homestead Act

300

This term is another way to say "Monopoly"

Trust

300

This man ran the banking industry in the Gilded Age

J.P. Morgan

300

This man invented the telephone.

Alexander Graham Bell

300

immigrants who came from Europe arrived at-

Ellis Island

300

This was the first anti-immigrant Law

The Chinese Exclusion Act

400

This word defines the Gilded Age

Corruption/broken

400

This terms refers to someone who is anti-immigrant

Nativist

400

This allowed communication through the use of morse code

The Telegraph
400

What is the Triangle Shirtwaist Factory famous for?

Burning Down

400

Who was the Interstate Commerce Act designed to protect from the Railroads.

Farmers

500

An economic system that allows individuals to have freedom in the economy

Free Enterprise

500

This man ran Tamany Hall in NY and took many bribes.

Willaim "Boss" Tweed

500

This invention allowed for easier/faster creation of steel

Bessemer Steel Process

500

Immigration has these two types of causes.

Push and Pull

500

This law was meant to force the Native Americans to assimilate.

Dawes Act