Industrialization
Led to the rise of industrialization.
What is the Civil War (manufacturing during the Civil War)?
Urbanization.
What is the process of cities growing rapidly?
What were groups of workers organizing to force changes in working class conditions?
Muckrakers.
Who were reform-minded journalists who exposed corrupt businesses/ government members?
At least 3 things the Hull House of Jane Addams and other settlement houses offered.
What were education, living spaces, theater and arts, English and citizenship classes, libraries and food?
Trade and industry owned by private owners.
What is capitalism?
The second Ku Klux Klan and the American Protective Association.
What are nativist/anti- immigrant/anti- Jewish/anti- Catholic groups?
Tenements.
Low income housing in major cities?
The purpose of the Food and Drug Act (FDA).
What was the law requiring food and medicine inspection before being sold to customers?
Impact of Upton Sinclair's The Jungle
Leads to cheaper things and innovation.
What is competition?
Anti- immigrant sentiments.
What is nativism?
The effects of the Triangle Shirtwaist Factory fire.
What were more laws/legislation/regulation for building/workers safety?
The 16th and 17th amendments, respectively.
What is a national income tax and direct election of senators?
Ida Tarbell.
Muckraker who exposed corrupt business practices/wrote History of Standard Oil
A business that has destroyed competition.
What are monopolies?
3 examples of pull factors for immigrants.
What is religious and political freedom, safety, job opportunities and family/friends?
The purpose of strikes (some examples).
What were organized walk-outs during work hours in protest and support of better wages, working hours, working condition, worker rights?
The Sherman Anti-Trust Act.
What was the first act of Congress to break up trusts and monopolies?
The impact of How the Other Half Lives and the photographs of Jacob Riis.
The Gospel of Wealth.
What is the belief that the wealthy had a responsibility to share their wealth (especially promoted by Andrew Carnegie)?
3 examples of push factors.
What is war, poverty, unemployment and family?
What HIPP stands for.
What is...
H- historical context
I- Intended Audience
P- Purpose
P- Point of View
Northern Securities v. United States
What was the Supreme Court Case where the federal government agreed that it could break up unreasonable trusts that violated the Sherman Anti-Trust Act?
The differences between Booker T. Washington and W.E.B. Du Bois.
What is that Washington wanted self improvement to earn equal rights and Du Bois wanted to demand equal rights through direct action?