Industrial Rev.
Life in the Factories
Immigration and Reconstrcution
Gilded and Progressive
Random
100

was a period of time beginning in the late 1800s that was based on the changing from agriculture and handmade products to factories and machine made products

Industrial Revolution

100

What system replaced the “old ways” of work? 

Factory System 

100

the movement of people from their home country or region to another country, of which they are not native, to live

Immigration 

100

refers to a time period between the late 1800s and the early 1900s when the United States underwent a period of immense economic, political, and social growth

Gilded Age 

100

Name 3 heavy industries that drove the growth of industrialization

Coal, Steel, and Railroads 

200

societies based on family farming and agricultural production on a small scale

Agrarian Society 

200

What were conditions like for workers in the factories

Dirty, unsanitary, long hours 12-14 6 days a week, dangerous, injuries were common 

200

refers to the period of time after the U.S. civil war when the federal government was dealing with the aftermath of the war and social and economic problems in the country and specifically in the South

Reconstruction 

200

was a period of widespread social activism and political reform across the United States focused on defeating corruption, monopoly, waste, and inefficiency

Progressive Era

200

WHich 2 islands did people who arrived to the U.S. go through to be processed before entering the U.S.

Ellis Island and Angel Island 

300

U.S. society changed from a ___________ soceity to a _____________ society in the late 1800s

Agrarian to Industrial

300

an organized group of workers within the same trade or profession, formed to protect and expand their rights and interests

Labor Unions

300

Name 2 push or pull factors for immigration

Push =Religious and Political persecution, Revolution/war, No jobs (no work), No land, Droughts, Poverty

Pull= Religious and Political Freedom, Friends/family, Jobs, Fertile Land, Greater wealth, Safer atmosphere, Education


300

Journalists who exposed political corruption, corporate and industrial practices, social injustice and life in urban America

Muckrakers 

300

What were Jim Crow laws? 

Laws that discriminated against and segregated African Americans across the South

400

In your own words descibe what urbanization is. 

The growth of cities, people moving from rural areas to cities to find work etc. 

400

Explain the purpose of labor unions

to fight for better working condtions, safer conditons, and workers rights 

400

African Americans moving from the South to the North in order to find better jobs and treatment referes to what historical development 

The Great Migration

400

when one person or company exclusively controls the supply or trade in a commodity or service.

Monopoly

400
Who had the largest monopoly during the Gilded Age and what was his companies name?

Rockefeller and Standard Oil 

500

Describe the impact that the steam engine had on other inventions during industrialization 

The steam engine led to the growth of the industrial revolution and was used in several other inventions like the steamboat, trains, and tractors 

500

Explain the attitudes of the U.S. government and corporations towards labor unions



The govenrment and corporations did not care for unions they believed they were disrutpive and bad for the economy and were violent 

500

List 3 institutionalized racist practices in post-Reconstruction America

Poll Taxes, Literacy Tests, Sharecropping, Grandfather Clause, Jim Crow, Black Codes

500

Explain what the purpose of political machines 

They were meant to keep a certain political party (Democrats, Republicans, or others) in power by “securing” votes, making people vote a certain way to keep corrupt politicians in power they would also intimadate voters or give gifts or services

500

Name the 2 compromises made during reconstruction that led to institutionalized racism in the south 

Grant pardoned ex-confederates and Hayes - Compromise of 1877 pulled federal soliders out of the south