Populism
Populism was the idea that the leaders of the party represented what group
The people
Americans believed that this entity gave them the right to achieve Manifest Destiny.
God
This group was targeted the most for the Americanization process in the U.S.
Native Americans
Standard Oil Company created a monopoly in the industry by controlling the refineries. This was known as
Horizontal Integration
The Irish
Populism believed in this main idea
The corrupt elite verse the morally good people.
The three main resources that drove Westward Expansion
iron, coal and gold
The process of assimilating ethnic groups and Native Americans into American culture.
Americanization
Henry Ford's Model T was largely successful because of this factory practice
The assembly line
This group faced some but not a lot of descrimation when coming to the U.S. and have many stories of success.
The Jews
Presidential candidate for the Populist Party
William Jennings Bryan
This act helped with redistribution of land by giving 160 acres free to anyone who was willing to farm it for five years
The Homestead Act
This act carved up Native lands into individual family lots in exchange for citizenship
Dawes Act
The lightbulb allowed businesses to
Operate longer hours and in safer conditions
What two immigrant groups provided most of the labor in completing the railroad
Irish and Chinese
Populist believed in this to support the dollar
Bimetallism
The point where the Union Pacific and Central Pacific railroad met to complete the Transcontinental Railroad.
Promontory Point, Utah
The Trail of Tears primarily affected what tribe?
Cherokee
His company was bought by US Steel and supported libraries and museums.
Andrew Carnegie
This immigration facility was viewed as a detention facility rather than a "beacon of hope"
Angel Island
This ended the populist party but the idea still lives in many influential leaders today.
The election of William McKinley
How the railroad companies made their fortune.
Selling land that was given to them by the federal government when completing the Transcontinental Railroad.
Native Americans were forced to speak this foreign language at boarding schools
English
The process of moving from rural communities to densely populated cities
Urbanization
This act said that Chinese could not immigrate into the U.S. for a ten year period
Chinese Exclusion Act