US History Review
Across
- 2. A method of mass-producing steel that promoted industrial growth during the Gilded Age.
- 4. A law signed by Lincoln promoting the construction of a national Railroad.
- 7. The first attack/battle of the Civil War
- 8. Applied ideas about natural selection to society and economic competition- "Survival of the fittest"
- 11. Pamphlet by Thomas Paine arguing for independence from Britain.
- 15. Lincoln's Proposal for readmitting Confederate states when 10% of its voters pledged loyalty to the Union.
- 16. Crowded, often poorly maintained apartment housing for low-income residents.
- 17. A dominant banker who restructured major rail lines- still has a major bank.
- 20. Carnegie’s argument that wealthy people should use their fortunes to benefit society.
- 22. Buying or merging with competing companies in the same industry is ____ integration.
- 23. Labor union assosciated with violence after a bomb exploded at one of their protests
- 26. Violent labor dispute at Carnegie Steel’s Homestead plant was the _____ strike.
- 27. Oil tycoon who built Standard Oil.
- 29. New technology that increased communcation- could talk directly over the ____.
- 30. New technology that increased communication- sent messages via morse code.
- 32. Steel tycoon who promoted vertical integration and later philanthropy.
- 33. Federal law intended to limit monopolies and restraints on trade.
Down
- 1. A quiz Southern States would require Black Americans to take in order to prove they were educated enough to vote.
- 3. Chicago labor protest that turned deadly after a bomb exploded at ______ Square.
- 5. The idea that government should interfere as little as possible in the economy *No Hyphen*
- 6. ________ railroad connected the East Coast to the West Coast in the Untied States.
- 9. Term for a powerful business leader accused of exploiting workers and competitors.
- 10. An agreement that allowed Missouri to enter the United States as a slave state and Maine to enter as a free state,
- 12. Farming system where tenants gave part of their crops to landowners as payment.
- 13. Railroad and shipping tycoon who expanded transportation networks.
- 14. Violent conflict between proslavery and antislavery settlers in the midwest.
- 18. Northerners were required to assist in the capture of runaway saves under the _______ Slave Act.
- 19. Controlling multiple stages of production, from raw materials to finished goods is ______ integration.
- 21. A settlement house founded by Jane Addams and Ellen Gates Starr in Chicago to help poor immigrants and working-class families during the Gilded Age
- 24. Abolished slavery in the United States.
- 25. Federal law that largely prohibited Chinese labor immigration.
- 28. British soldiers killed five colonists during a confrontation in Boston in which the colonists threw rocks/snowballs.
- 31. Granted citizenship and equal protection under the law.