Equality is NOT Real
Do you know Darwin?
Life in the City
Industrialization
End of the Frontier
100
laws in the South that prevented Black people from having equal rights as White people after 1865
Jim Crow
100
How does this cartoon represent Social Darwinism?
Rockefeller's Standard Oil Company controls the refinement of oil, because he has eliminated the competition not suited to survive.
100
This image is an example of ____.
tenements
100
the 19th century innovation that transformed transportation, enabled wealthy families to take overnight vacations and increased the U.S. commerce was
The railroad
100
This historian and author warned by 1900, of how the end of the American frontier, in his Frontier Thesis, would bring an end to American Democracy.
Frederick Jackson Turner
200
The Supreme Court case made segregation in the South and discrimination in the North legal
Plessy v. Ferguson, 1896
200
The Gospel of Wealth, which encouraged the wealthy to improve their communities through community projects, was the idea of ____.
Andrew Carnegie
200
____, or anti-immigrant sentiment was on the rise across American cities as immigrants flooded into the country seeking opportunity in industry, including Eastern European Jews and Italian Catholics.
nativism
200
In response to the terrible working conditions that emerged with late 19th century industrialization, this labor union allowed all who toiled to join and was destroyed by this incident (2 answers)
Knights of Labor, Haymarket Square riot
200
This image represents what events in the American conquest of the West (the Plains)?
Buffalo Drives
300
This man advocated for Blacks to gain an education in order to improve their position in life before whites would accept them, in his Atlanta Compromise
Booker T. Washington
300
This movement founded by protestant reformers, sought to challenge Social Darwinism through Settlement Houses (and the demand for improvements within cities to improve public health.
The Social Gospel Movement
300
When immigrants arrived in American cities, they were most likely directed to this organization, that could provide them with a place to live, job in a neighborhood with similar culture.
political machine
300
the significant difference in the industrial workers of the Market Revolution and the late 19th century 2nd Industrial Revolution in America was
child labor
300
The farmers biggest complaint about industrialization in the Midwest was
railroads taking advantage of them through pools, trusts and dummy corporations, as well as commercial farming
400
This man advocated for the immediate equality of Blacks based on the 13th, 14th and 15th amendment, he also founded the NAACP.
W.E.B.DuBois
400
Industrialists of the Gilded Age would insist their success was based on survival of the fittest, but most monopolies relied on these two forms of government assistance to stay in control.
tariff
shutting down labor unions
voter suppression
discrimination
laissez-faire policies about wages and hours
400
one benefit of living in an American Gilded Age city and one problem.
Benefits
access to jobs, entertainment, shopping, improved transportation, cultural diffusion
Problems
high crime, widespread disease, overcrowding, corrupt city politicians, terrible living and working conditions
400
When Andrew Carnegie's U.S. Steel took control of every aspect of the steel industry, his company was said to have achieved
verticle integration
400
Before the Populist party, farmed formed this economic co-op to help member farmers rent equipment like tractors, and buy necessary goods in bulk.
The Grange or Farmers' Alliances
500
She advocated against lynching and pushed for a federal anti-lying law
Ida B. Wells
500
The Populist movement, aside from pushing for adding silver to the economy, wanted government intervention in these three modes of transportation and communication in the ____ Platform. (4 answers)
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telegraph
telephone
Omaha
500
the photographer and author who recorded the life of the urban poor in How the Other Half Lives was
Jacob Riis
500
Why did industrialists support immigration, whereas labor unions did not?
industrialists wanted the cheap labor, and to avoid the hassle of unions, and labor unions saw immigrants as threats to strikes and a means of undermining improved wages
500
List two proposals of the Omaha Platform
government ownership of the railroads, telephone and telegraph
government ownership of the money supply
government ownership of the land
initiative and referendums in voting
direct election of senators