Rich and Poor
Immigration and Exclusion
Monopolies and Muckrakers
100

A respected monopolist who gives back to their community by building libraries and creating scholarship funds

Captain of Industry
100

If an immigrant is fleeing their home country from war, this is an example of a what?

Push Factor

100

Standard Oil controlling 90% of the country's oil supplies is indication that it was a ___

monopoly

200

This process highlighted the disparity in wealth, when cities grew in population there were few big homes of the business owners and impoverished families living in small tenements

Urbanization

200

the belief that people born in a country are superior to immigrants

Nativism

200

J.P. Morgan bought and controlled many of these gaining a monopoly of sorts on many people's finances

Banks

300

Andrew Carnegie's monopoly was in this industry

Steel

300

Give me an example of a pull factor

Education opportunity, job opportunity, healthier environment, following where your family is going, etc.

300

He sought to end child labor by interviewing children and photographing their working conditions

John Spargo

400

She criticized Rockefeller's wealth and control on the oil industry and attempted to expose other monopolies and their negative effects

Ida Tarbell

400

Why were Chinese immigrants particularly excluded from immigrating to the United States

There was fear that they were taking jobs away from citizens in the United States

400

He controlled 75% of the country's railroads as part of his monopoly

Cornelius Vanderbilt

500

The poor living conditions in immigrant neighborhoods in New York City were highlighted by the photographs and writings of this person

Jacob Riis

500

Many immigrants coming across the Pacific ocean from Asia to the United States entered through this island for immigration

Angel Island

500

A changing effect of Upton Sinclair's exposing of the Chicago meatpacking industry.

The Pure Food and Drug Act/FDA established