Across
- 2. This monitored railroad shipping rates. However, it could only keep watch on railroads that crossed state lines.
- 5. A processing center for Chinese immigrants that was located in the San Francisco bay.
- 6. This banned any trust that operated “in restraint of trade or commerce among the several states.”
- 9. Merging competing firms into a giant company whose size would lead to lower production costs.
- 12. Taken in and utilized.
- 14. Public transportation that could carry a large amount of people for an inexpensive price.
- 15. He was a steel tycoon.
- 16. A immigration station that was for third-class, or steerage passengers.
Down
- 1. This act banned immigration by Chinese laborers and limited the civil rights of the Chinese immigrants.
- 3. White people of different nationalities blended to create a single culture.
- 4. Gaining control of businesses and using them to provide materials, as well as using ships and railroads to transport them.
- 7. He was an Ohio oil tycoon that made agreements with railroads that made it difficult for his competitors to ship their products.
- 8. The survival of the fittest, but in wealth. Someone who had money was considered “fit.”
- 10. A woman who developed a safety elevator that wouldn’t fall if the lifting rope broke.
- 11. farmers who migrate to an urban area because making a living on a farm in the 1890’s became very difficult.
- 13. The “Old” immigrants came before the Irish and Germans and “new” immigrants were often Catholic or Jewish.
