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How many people died in the Haymarket Riot?

11

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In what city did the Haymarket Riot occur?

Chicago

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Why did President Cleveland call in the army to end the Pullman Palace

Car Strike?

blocking the train tracks stopped mail delivery

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Why did Congressman support tariffs in the early days of

industrialization?

to protect U.S. businesses from European competition

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vertical alignment

What term refers to a company when it owns all the different businesses in the production

process?

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What is the main principle of Marxism?

They want a classless society where everyone is

equal.

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How did cable and street cars improve lives in the U.S.?

They could get better homes farther from their

jobs.

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How did light bulbs improve factories and people’s lives?

Factories could stay open 24 hours, & people had

light in their homes.

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What invention affected people’s lives the most in the 1800’s?

electricity

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How did refrigerated railcars improve people’s lives?

Meat was safer since it didn’t spoil when shipped.

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Orders increased in businesses, and people

could talk to families far off easier.

How did the telephone improve business and people’s lives?

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Greenville Dodge

Who was the leader of the Union Pacific Railroad that linked the nation with the Transcontinental Railroad?

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catch and punish criminals

What did vigilance committees do out west?

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grasshoppers, fire, bad weather

What are 3 hardships settlers faced trying to farm on the plains?

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China

From where did the railroads get workers to finish the railroad?

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Samuel Gompers

Who was the first leader of the American Federation of Labor who

wanted the union to stay out of politics?

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It would keep their cows from grazing grass.

Why did ranchers see barbed wire as a threat?

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James Hill

Who was the leader of the Great Northern Railroad who was NOT

corrupt and never let it go bankrupt?

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so that the Indians could not stay on the

reservations

Why did the army kill the buffalo?

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George Custer

Who led the U.S. Calvary against the Sioux causing all the soldiers to

die?

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Stephen Long

Who nicknamed the Great Plains the “Great American Desert”?

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Joseph Glidden

Who improved barbed wire?

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They became ghost towns.

What happened to early boom towns when the gold ran out?

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Abilene, Kansas

To what city did the Chisolm Trail end?

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kerosene

Before cars, what was oil used most for?

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$10

How much did a claim to get land through the Homestead Act cost?

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having a huge variety of products in a fancy

building

How did department stores change the idea of shopping??

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dry farming

What is it called when you plant seeds deep in the soil to get any

moisture possible?

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by forming a holding company

How did companies avoid allegations of a monopoly?

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Ghost Dance

What ritual did the Sioux do to make the buffalo return and the

white man leave?

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mining

What brought the first settlers out west?

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Were the annuities that the government gave Native

Americans enough to survive on reservations?

No

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Give 3 results of the flood of ranchers, farmers, and miners to

the Great Plains

1. closing the frontier

2. ended Indian’s way of life

3. added new states

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Give 2 reasons early unions failed

1. couldn’t organize effectively

2. sometimes cause violence with strikes

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How did Union Pacific investors get rich in the Credit Mobilier scandal?

They overpaid bills to a construction company that they

owned

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What two companies had the top mail order catalogues in the late

1800s?

Sears Roebuck & Montgomery Ward

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Name 4 difficulties that the farmers faced on the Great Plains in the

late 1800s?

blizzards, wind, fire, grasshoppers, drought,

scorching heat

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What was the main cause of the end of the long cattle drivers in the

1800s?

Barbed wire

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What is an organization owned by many people but treated but law as

though it were a single person called?

corporation

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What were advantages of large businesses over small businesses?

Large businesses could make goods faster and cheaper,

could survive easier in a bad economy, and had lower

operating costs

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What term refers to agreements made by companies to maintain

prices at a certain level?

Pools

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What did the Morrill Land Grant increase and create?

Colleges for agriculture and mechanics

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What is true about the Great Railway Strike of 1877?

• President Hayes ended it by sending in the army

• Involved 11 states

• Unions began organizing more

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What were results of the fencing of the open range?

• Long drives ended

• Cowboys became ranch hands

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What groups did make up the majority of early cowboys?

African Americans, Hispanics, ex- Confederate soldiers

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Does inflation raise or lower the value of money? Does deflation

raise of lower the value of money?

Inflation lowers while deflation rises

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Give 2 reasons why the Dawes Act of 1877 failed to solve issues with

Native Americans

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