US History: Chp 19 - The Gilded Age
Across
- 1. 1st state to grant women the right to vote.
- 4. Author of the Pledge of Allegiance.
- 5. Began a Presbyterian mission for the Chinese in San Francisco.
- 7. Founder of the Hull House.
- 8. Most widely used means of urban transit in the late 19th century.
- 10. Inventor of the game of basketball.
- 12. Father of the modern skyscraper.
- 14. Women's organization that did much to combat the use of alcohol.
- 16. Two men behind the scheme that led to the stock market crash of 1869.
- 17. His traveling circus was called the "Greatest Show on Earth".
- 19. Most prolific song writer of the Gilded Age.
- 22. Populist Democrat presidential candidate in 1896.
- 25. Most dynamic leader of the Women's Christian Temperance Union.
- 26. America's first professional baseball team was from here.
- 27. This catalog become one of the most read publications in rural America after the Bible.
- 28. Author of Ben-Hur: A Tale of the Christ
- 29. Built his department store on the motto, "Give the lady what she wants".
- 30. It was the world's largest suspension bridge when it was built.
Down
- 2. 3rd US president to be assassinated.
- 3. Initial school classes for small children.
- 4. Recreational craze of the 1890s.
- 6. Pulitzer's fiercest rival; owner of the New York Journal.
- 8. Humorist and writer who coined the term "Gilded Age".
- 9. 1st Democrat to be elected president after the Civil War.
- 10. Father of the American cartoon.
- 11. Independent minded Republicans that refused to accept James Blaine as the party nominee in 1884.
- 13. Transportation device first used in Boston in 1897.
- 15. First newspaper publisher to reach a large audience.
- 18. This act of Congress granted each state land for new colleges and universities.
- 19. The most important institution in rural America.
- 20. 1st woman to receive a medical degree in America.
- 21. Owned a Philadelphia store that was considered the precursor to the modern department store.
- 23. Elevated trains were given this nickname.
- 24. Reclusive poet who wrote nearly 2,000 poems, most of which were published after her death.
- 27. Author of In His Steps.
- 28. Opened the first mail-order business in 1872.