Industrialists
This man controlled the steel industry
A group of workers advocating for common goals is known as a
Union
This term describes what happened to the American economy during the Gilded Age
Industrialization
Man who established an oil monopoly during the Gilded Age
JD Rockefeller
Why was the Gilded Age called the Gilded Age?
Looks good on the outside, rotten on the inside
This was the practice of controlling an entire market
Horizontal integration
This union represented skilled, white, native born workers
AFL (American Federation of Labor)
Most people lived in these by 1900
Cities
Immigrants during this time were called the "_____ Immigrants"
New Immigrants
This man made his wealth through the banking industry
JP Morgan
This was the practice of controlling every step of the production process
Vertical integration
This union represented skilled and unskilled, native born and immigrants, men and women
Knights of Labor
Why could people buy bananas in Boston by 1900?
Railroads and/or refrigerated rail cars
This man led the ARU during the Pullman Strike
Eugene Debs
Carnegie, in "Wealth" argued that wealthy people should do this (two part answer)
Administer wealth on behalf of the poor, establish opportunities for them
Industrialists preferred this philosophy of how the government should interact with business
Laissez-faire
This strike involved Carnegie using hired mercenaries on his own workers
Homestead Strike
These types of stores became common during the Gilded Age
Department stores (like the A&P, JC Penny's)
William Graham Sumner was associated with this idea
Social Darwinism
This terms refers to being fired and basically being made un-hirable anywhere else
Blacklisting
Who was so rich they were able to buy out Andrew Carnegie
JP Morgan
This union was a later union (in the early 1900s) that was very radical, and organized both skilled and unskilled workers
IWW
Identify four ingredients necessary for industrialization
Capital, government non-interference, labor (immigrants), abundant natural resources, inventions, entrepreneurs
This man was associated with the "Rags to Riches" narrative
Horatio Alger
Who won the Pullman Strike Simulation?
Definitely not the managers