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- 4. Areas in inner cities that contained large amounts of poverty and poor living conditions.
- 10. - Industry revolutionized by Andrew Carnegie that helped railroads and cities expand. ď‚ž
- 12. Invention that recorded sound and could play back
- 13. U.S. general underestimated Lakota Sioux forces. He was surrounded and killed along with 200 of his men.
- 15. Issue in labor where the Federal Government sided with business leaders over the rights of workers set precedent for business owner appealing to the courts.
- 16. Small apartments/homes where groups of immigrants lived together
- 17. They were the business leaders in America, but used corrupt practices to gain their control.
- 18. A new social class that developed out of America’s working class.
- 20. Industry in the west that boomed with the finding of gold.
- 22. - Immigrants coming into the United States after 1880.
- 32. A group of companies controlled by one board of directors.
- 33. Labor issue in which children were used as workers.
- 34. Corporation in the oil industry that controlled all aspects by using trusts.
- 35. Groups created to represent employees, and the issues they had with businesses
- 36. This invention allowed factories/businesses to stay open for longer hours, and allowed people to socialize after dark.
- 37. This is a when a business controls all of the producing and competition aspects. They use horizontal and vertical integration to control all aspects.
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- 1. Areas in cities where large groups of immigrants tended to gather in and live. Ex. Little Italy, Chinatown
- 2. Industries set up in small buildings/rooms with poor working conditions, long hours, and low wages.
- 3. This was the last major conflict between white settlers and Native Americans, in which 150 men, women, and children were killed.
- 5. Industry in the west that allowed people to raise livestock, drive them to railroads, and sale them for profit. Mexicans taught western settlers how to do this.
- 6. Act passed by Congress that said the railroads had to have fair shipping rates. ThomasEdison Scientist that invented the motion picture camera, phonograph, and the incandescent light bulb.
- 7. The entrance facility for immigrants coming in from Europe.
- 8. Act passed by congress that limited the number of immigrants coming into the United States from China.
- 9. This was the movement of African-Americans from the South to the West.
- 11. Invention that allowed you to capture a series of images instead of one still image at a time.
- 14. He was the Chief of the Lakota Sioux.
- 19. Agreement between the government and the Lakota Sioux, in which the Sioux Indians would live on a reservation in the Black Hills of South Dakota.
- 21. He was the owner of Standard Oil and used the concept of trusts to create a monopoly in the oil industry.
- 23. The largest labor union during this time period, it was led by Samuel Gompers.
- 24. of land set aside for Native Americans to live on (usually the worst land).
- 25. Act passed by Congress that allotted 160 acres per Native American tribe in the west. What land wasn’t used would then be sold to white settlers.
- 26. This term describes the expansion of cities.
- 27. - Act passed by Congress that granted the Central and Union Pacific Railroad companies the right to lay track to finish the Transcontinental Railroad..
- 28. Act passed by Congress that allowed Native Americans to have more control over their own land.
- 29. -The major crop in Ireland failed and forced many immigrants to come into the United States.
- 30. He was the leader of the American Federation of Labor.
- 31. He was the leader of the Steel Industry and revolutionized it by using the Bessemer Process.