Gilded Age Crossword
Across
- 3. parties led by a boss who controlled politicians and the city
- 6. system that rich business leaders liked that means "let it be"
- 8. prohibited trusts
- 10. true inventor of the telephone
- 12. limited railroad monopolies and set guidelines for how railroads could do business
- 17. owning all phases of production used by Andre Carnegie
- 19. group of workers campaigning for improvements within a workplace
- 20. an industry dominated by a few firms
- 21. strange regulations that prohibited certain private activities
- 23. supporters running government jobs
- 25. paid off politicians to support bills in their favour
- 27. right to make use of or sell something, over 500,000 created after gilded age
- 28. purchasing all competition in the same industry used by John D Rockefeller
- 29. use of a politicians power for their own personal gain
- 30. a day given by president Cleveland to respect workers and give them a day off
- 31. a national demonstration for 8 hour work days
Down
- 1. controlled a steel company
- 2. dominated the oil industry
- 4. strike caused by workers who wanted more pay as double header railroads made their job way more dangerous, railroads were set fire
- 5. huge business leader who controlled most american finance
- 7. Grover Cleveland against James Blain
- 9. George Pullman caused this to happen because his city built around his factory was very expensive and his wages were low
- 11. workers negotiating with their employers
- 13. Andrew Carnegie cut wages and his workers went on strike, a bomb even was set off during the strike
- 14. where employees political views could not affect their job
- 15. when one business takes over an entire industry controlling everything
- 16. independent republicans
- 18. type of business leader that built fortunes by stealing from the public
- 22. a secret society that wanted to have equal pay for equal hours
- 24. limited the rights of states to control interstate commerce
- 26. type of business leader that increased supply and production but decreased prices