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Agreement in which a worker commits to not join a labor
union
1890 law that sought to break up business
conglomerates
Ways to get around in the growing cities Anti-immigrant system of
beliefs
Industrialization
NYC immigration station; many immigrants from
Europe entered through here
Growth of factories and machine production in the
late 1800s
Ch
inese E
xclu
sio
n A
ct
18
82
law
that b
anned
im
mig
ratio
n fro
m C
hin
a
Worst sca
nd
al o
f the
Gra
nt a
dm
inistra
tion
Ellis Island
Money embezzled from the government
Am
usem
en
t P
arkP
resid
ent o
f the
Knig
hts o
f Lab
or
Trolleys & Elevators Nativism Urbanization
Captain of Industry Robber Baron Haymarket Affair
Socialism Arbitration Yellow-Dog Contract Sherman Antitrust Act
Typewriter U.S. Steel Great Strike of 1877 Child Labor“Teddy Bear” president
Process by which iron is made into steel
Election to remove an official from office
Growth of cities
Complementary way of describing a wealthy
businessman
Insulting way of describing a wealthy
businessman
1886 Riot in Chicago; police officers were
killed; labor movement was discredited
Belief that workers should control means of production
& wealth should be distributed more equally
Negotiation between labor and management; third party will make the final decision
Theory
that n
ew
cultu
res stick
to
geth
er &
don’t b
lend
in
com
ple
tely
with
“Am
erica
n cu
lture
”
New
Im
mig
ran
tsV
ert
ical In
teg
rati
on
Inju
ncti
on
Mu
gw
um
ps
Sala
d B
ow
lM
on
op
oly
Str
ike
Secre
t (A
ustr
alian
) B
allot
Melt
ing
Pot
Lais
sez
Fair
eR
efe
ren
du
mP
en
dle
ton
Act
Collecti
ve B
arg
ain
ing
Lab
or
Un
ion
One b
usin
ess w
hich
tota
lly
contro
ls pro
ductio
n o
f a g
ood
Work
ers re
fuse
to w
ork
in
ord
er to
win
bette
r w
ag
es a
nd
work
ing
co
nd
itions
Votin
g re
form
; vote
s are
re
cord
ed
on p
ap
er b
allo
t but
the v
ote
r rem
ain
s anonym
ous
Theory
that im
mig
rants
beco
me a
ssimila
ted
into
“A
merica
n C
ultu
re”
Idea th
at b
usin
ess o
pera
tes
best w
hen u
nre
gula
ted
by
the g
overn
ment; F
rench
for
“leave it a
lone”
Ballo
t item
which
allo
ws th
e
pub
lic rath
er th
an th
e le
gisla
ture
to a
pp
rove o
r reje
ct a la
w
18
83
refo
rm re
quirin
g
civil se
rvice
exam
s for
govern
ment e
mp
loyees
Pla
ce w
here
fam
ilies
could
go fo
r the d
ay to
rid
e ro
ller co
aste
rs &
Ferris w
heels (e
x: C
oney
Island
)
Pow
er o
f a u
nio
n to
neg
otia
te a
contra
ct for a
ll its m
em
bers a
t a sin
gle
tim
e
Org
aniza
tion o
f work
ers
Party
org
aniza
tion w
hich
co
ntro
ls city p
olitics
Refo
rm m
ovem
ent o
f w
este
rn fa
rmers
Financier of corporate mergers
Founder and president of the American Federation of
Labor (AF of L)
Early “muckraker”, author of How the Other Half Lives
Father of city parks; designer of NYC’s Central Park
Grover Cleveland
Most prolific inventor of the late 1800s & early 1900s: light bulb, phonograph, motion picture camera,
direct current, etc.
Only president to serve non-consectuive terms; attacked
by “Ma! Ma! Where’s My Pa?”
Boss T
weed
Head
of N
YC
’ss Dem
ocra
tic m
ach
ine (T
am
many H
all)
When a
ll busin
esse
s in
volv
ed
in th
e p
rod
uctio
n
pro
cess m
erg
e to
geth
er
Thomas Edison
President of the Confederacy
Jan
e A
dd
am
s
They ca
me fro
m p
oor re
gio
ns
of A
sia a
nd
Euro
pe
Jacob Riis Frederick Law Olmstead
Alexander Graham Bell
James Garfield Ulysses S. Grant Cornelius Vanderbilt
John D. Rockefeller George Westinghouse
J.P. Morgan Samuel Gompers
Hiram Revels Chester A. Arthur Charles Guiteau William T. ShermanAuthor of A Century of
DishonorPen name used by the authors
of The Federalist Paper Author of Uncle Tom’s Cabin
Man credited with the Invention of the telephone in
1876
President assassinated by angry office-seeker Charles
Guiteau
Former Union general and reconstruction president
whose administration was rife with corruption
The first industrial tycoon, nicknamed the
“Commodore”; his business was shipping and RRs
Oil tycoon; master of Standard Oil Trust
Inventor and advocate of the alternating current standard
Ste
el ty
coon; h
e liv
ed
a
“rag
s to rich
es” life
, p
rocla
imed
the “G
osp
el o
f W
ealth
”
Leon
Czo
lgosz
Hen
ry F
ord
William
McK
inle
yR
uth
erf
ord
B.
Hayes
An
dre
w C
arn
eg
ieS
cab
Eu
gen
e V
. D
eb
sP
inkert
on
Ed
win
Dra
ke
Mark
Tw
ain
Hora
tio A
lger
Th
om
as N
ast
Herb
ert
Sp
en
cer
Georg
e P
ullm
an
Rep
lace
ment w
ork
er
bro
ug
ht in
to b
reak a
strike
Found
er o
f the A
merica
n
Railw
ay U
nio
n; le
ad
er o
f th
e P
ullm
an S
trike
Priv
ate
dete
ctives h
ired
to
infiltra
te u
nio
ns a
nd
bre
ak
strikes
Invento
r of a
new
typ
e
of o
il drill
Auth
or o
f Huck
Fin
n a
nd
Tom
Saw
yer; ca
lled
late
1
80
0s th
e “G
ilded
Ag
e”
Auth
or o
f dim
e n
ovels
which
ad
voca
ted
honesty
and
hard
work
, such
as
Rag
ged
Dick
Most fa
mous p
olitica
l ca
rtoonist o
f the G
ilded
A
ge; a
ttack
ed
corru
ptio
n
Socia
l refo
rmer w
ho cre
ate
d H
ull
House
in C
hica
go to
help
im
mig
rants
British
eco
nom
ist; coin
ed
the
phra
se “su
rviv
al o
f the
fitte
st”; “Socia
l Darw
inism
”
Railro
ad
op
era
tor w
ho
create
d a
“com
pany to
wn” in
his o
wn n
am
e in
Pennsy
lvania
Court o
rder d
em
and
ing
an
imm
ed
iate
stop
to a
certa
in
actio
n, su
ch a
s a strik
e
Anti-co
rrup
tion R
ep
ub
licans w
ho
vote
d fo
r Dem
ocra
tic pre
sidentia
l ca
nd
idate
Gro
ver C
levela
nd
in
18
84