The Gilded Age
Across
- 3. Another name for the Industrial Workers of the World
- 4. The period in America during the late 1800s that refers to the prioritization of wealth
- 10. Earliest nationwide farmer organization aka the Patrons of Husbandry
- 11. Name of Rockefeller’s company that was an example of horizontal integration
- 15. Person who marched into Washington DC with unemployed workers to demand action from Congress
- 16. A workers’ strike and bombing that took place in Chicago, leading to four wrongful executions
- 17. The name of Carnegie’s company that was an example of vertical integration
- 18. Merging of competing businesses in the same industry
- 19. One of the largest industries in America that employed mainly women
- 20. The standard popularized by the Populists, never became a part of the economy
Down
- 1. The bill that gave the ICC the rights to impose high taxes on the railroad industries
- 2. The strike at one of Carnegie’s steel mills, resulting in the death of steelworkers and Pinkerton agents
- 5. Presidential nominee for the Populists and Democrats
- 6. AKA the Bread and Roses strike, one of the most successful strikes
- 7. Supreme Court case that ruled in favor of the state, allowing state governments to regulate private entities for “the common good”
- 8. The bill passed in 1906 that expanded the Elkins Act and strengthened the powers of the Interstate Commerce Commission (ICC)
- 9. advocate for women’s suffrage and speaker for the Populist party
- 12. The party formed in the 1890s to advocate for the rights of farmers and industrial workers
- 13. A journalist from California who proposed the single tax movement
- 14. The person who helped stabilize the nation’s economy by offering President Cleveland $65 million in gold in exchange for government bonds