Politics of the Gilded Age
Tech, Urban Development, and Edu Reform
Segregation and Discrimination
Dawn of Mass Culture
100
This is the illegal use political influence for personal gain
graft
100

This person who founded the Niagara Movement, and insisted that African American students should seek a liberal arts education so that the African American community would have well-educated leaders

WEB Dubois
100

This is the other name of laws established by states to legally discriminate against African Americans, otherwise known as Jim Crow Laws

Black Codes
100

Name of the drink created at the turn of the century to stop headaches and boost energy

Coca-Cola
200

his Act authorized a bipartisan civil service commission to make appointments to federal jobs through a merit system based on candidates’ performance based on examination.

Pendleton Civil Service Act
200

This person is the Architect who spearheaded the movement for planned urban parks

Frederick Law Olmstead
200

The name of the court case that tested the constitutionality of segregation

Plessy V. Ferguson
200

Author of Huckleberry Finn who inspired a host of young authors when he declared his independence of “literature and all that bosh”

Mark Twain
300

This is giving government jobs to people who have helped a candidate get elected

Patronage
300

These Architects who pioneered the construction of skyscrapers

Louis Sullivan & Daniel Burnham

300

This is system that bound laborers into slavery in order to work off a debt of an employer

Debt Patronage
300

System developed that brought packages directly to your home

Rural Free Delivery
400

This President signed the McKinley Tariff Act, raising tariffs on manufactured goods to their highest level in American history, at that time

Benjamin Harrison
400

This is the percentage of black teenagers who were allowed to attend high school in 1890

1%
400

This was enacted when white men failed literacy tests and poll taxes in Southern States and allowed them to vote

Grandfather Clause
400

Name of wealthy “yellow” journalist who purchased the New York Morning Journal and the San Francisco Examiner

William Randolph Hearst