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Goal 5 review

He took down Boss Tweed Thomas Nast

Who owned 90 percent of all oil refineries by 1880? A. Standard Oil B. Carnegie Steel C. Mobil Oil D. Edison Electric Co.

Why didn’t workers join early unions? A. They thought unions would decrease wages. B. They wanted longer working hours. C. They were afraid of losing their jobs. D. They were part of monopolies.

This act started civil service reform in the US Pendleton Act

What did nativists want? A. to increase immigration B. to help people of different religions adjust to life in the US C. to keep immigrants out of the United States D. to build a transcontinental railroad

Steel and _________allowed for the skyward growth of cities elevators

What did the growth of industry divide Americans into? A. social classes B. regions C. apartments D. settlement houses

This act was the first federal regulation on the Railroad industry and was the beginning of the end of laissez faire Interstate Commerce Act

Why did the appeal of the Populist Party end? A. because the leader of the party was jailed B. because of better economic times C. because the party was outlawed by Congress D. because the depression got worse

blended nationalities that create a single culture Melting Pot

Housing developments outside a city on the perimeter of mass transit. suburbs

The name given to the last decades of the nineteenth century Gilded age

Over 10 stories skyscraper

This act started civil service reform in the US Pendleton Act

public system to move large numbers of people inexpensively Mass transit

He led the AFL Samuel Gompers

Used patented brake system on his elevators. Elisha Otis

rapid growth of cities urbanization

Tax on imported goods. tariff

A term meaning melting pot is _____________. A term meaning melting pot is _____________.. assimilation

To turn out product in vast quantities using machines to replace human hands. Mass production

U_________ is the number of cities and people living in them increasing dramatically. Urbanization

He invented the light bulb and power plant. Thomas Edison

a business in which ownership is shared corporation

a system for turning out large numbers of products quickly and inexpensively Mass production

Public transportation systems that can carry a large amount of people. Mass transit

Variety entertainment shows before there were movies or TV. Vaudeville

wrote inspiring novels about success in America Horatio Alger

Low cost, multi-family housing designed to fit the most families in as possible. tenements

He coined the term “Gilded Age” Mark Twain

Exclusive rights granted to an inventor for a period of time. patent

a steel tycoon who used vertical integration to increase profits Andrew Carnagie

The Brooklyn Bridge is a s__________ bridge made of steel cables. suspension

Risk takers who are the engine of business. entrepreneurs

Americans become alike in buying patterns around the world. Mass culture

Boss Tweed was the head of the _____________ Hall political machine Tammany

Process which purifies iron. Bessemer process

He and William Randolph Hearst begin a sensationalistic style newspapers. Joseph Pulitzer

He wrote “rags to riches” stories. Horatio Alger

What caused disease in cities? A. railroads B. doctors C. department stores D. poor sanitation

The Chinese Exclusion Act intended to keep who out of the country? The Chinese Exclusion Act intended to keep who out of the country?. Chinese

He designed Central Park in New York City. Frederick Law Olmsted

He and William Randolph Hearst begin a sensationalistic style newspapers. Joseph Pulitzer

Policy of the government leaving business alone. laissez-faire

What part of the ship did most immigrants ride in? steerage

Germans were considered new or old immigrants? Germans were considered new or old immigrants?. Old – Protestant and successfully assimilated

What helped change the landscape of America by 1900? A. the building of railroads B. the banning of immigration C. the move away from cities D. the Populist Party

Whiskey ring and Credit __________ were the 2 big scandals during the Grant administration Credit Mobilier

This scandal had was about graft in congress---exchanging votes for railroad stock. Credit Mobilier

G _ _ _ _ means political corruption graft

Leader of the Knights of Labor Terrance Powderly

This island was created as a place to process and turn away Chinese immigrants near San Francisco. This island was created as a place to process and turn away Chinese immigrants near San Francisco.. Angel Island

The Brooklyn Bridge is a s__________ bridge made of steel cables. suspension

How many craft unions founded the AFL? A. none B. 5 C. 10 D. 20

This is where most east coast immigrants entered the US. This is where most east coast immigrants entered the US.. Ellis Island

Housing developments outside a city on the perimeter of mass transit. suburbs

Over 10 stories skyscraper

Used patented brake system on his elevators. Elisha Otis

Where did immigrants from Europe arrive in the United States? A. the west coast B. the east coast C. Texas D. none of the above

Public transportation systems that can carry a large amount of people. Mass transit

Low cost, multi-family housing designed to fit the most families in as possible. tenements

He coined the term “Gilded Age” Mark Twain

The Chinese Exclusion Act intended to keep who out of the country? The Chinese Exclusion Act intended to keep who out of the country?. Chinese

Risk takers who are the engine of business. entrepreneurs

Americans become alike in buying patterns around the world. Mass culture

Process which purifies iron. Bessemer process

He and William Randolph Hearst begin a sensationalistic style newspapers. Joseph Pulitzer

The Brooklyn Bridge is a s__________ bridge made of steel cables. suspension

Where did many laborers on the Central Pacific railroad come from? A. Ireland B. Great Britain C. China D. Rhode Island

He wrote “rags to riches” stories. Horatio Alger

Variety entertainment shows before there were movies or TV. Vaudeville

Exclusive rights granted to an inventor for a period of time. patent

He designed Central Park in New York City. Frederick Law Olmsted

He and William Randolph Hearst begin a sensationalistic style newspapers. Joseph Pulitzer

What part of the ship did most immigrants ride in? steerage

The Bessemer process improved the process for making which of the following? A. coal B. steel C. oil D. iron

Tax on imported goods. tariff

A term meaning melting pot is _____________. A term meaning melting pot is _____________.. assimilation

To turn out product in vast quantities using machines to replace human hands. Mass production

The Chinese Exclusion Act intended to keep who out of the country? The Chinese Exclusion Act intended to keep who out of the country?. Chinese

He invented the light bulb and power plant. Thomas Edison

Germans were considered new or old immigrants? Germans were considered new or old immigrants?. Old – Protestant and successfully assimilated

Policy of the government leaving business alone. laissez-faire

This island was created as a place to process and turn away Chinese immigrants near San Francisco. This island was created as a place to process and turn away Chinese immigrants near San Francisco.. Angel Island

U_________ is the number of cities and people living in them increasing dramatically. Urbanization

The Brooklyn Bridge is a s__________ bridge made of steel cables. suspension

This is where most east coast immigrants entered the US. This is where most east coast immigrants entered the US.. Ellis Island

The Brooklyn Bridge is a s__________ bridge made of steel cables. suspension

This is where most east coast immigrants entered the US. This is where most east coast immigrants entered the US.. Ellis Island

blended nationalities that create a single culture Melting Pot

Housing developments outside a city on the perimeter of mass transit. suburbs

The name given to the last decades of the nineteenth century Gilded age

Over 10 stories skyscraper

public system to move large numbers of people inexpensively Mass transit

He led the AFL Samuel Gompers

Used patented brake system on his elevators. Elisha Otis

rapid growth of cities urbanization

Tax on imported goods. tariff

A term meaning melting pot is _____________. A term meaning melting pot is _____________.. assimilation

To turn out product in vast quantities using machines to replace human hands. Mass production

He invented the light bulb and power plant. Thomas Edison

a business in which ownership is shared corporation

a system for turning out large numbers of products quickly and inexpensively Mass production

Public transportation systems that can carry a large amount of people. Mass transit

Variety entertainment shows before there were movies or TV. Vaudeville

wrote inspiring novels about success in America Horatio Alger

Low cost, multi-family housing designed to fit the most families in as possible. tenements

He coined the term “Gilded Age” Mark Twain

Exclusive rights granted to an inventor for a period of time. patent

a steel tycoon who used vertical integration to increase profits Andrew Carnagie

The Brooklyn Bridge is a s__________ bridge made of steel cables. suspension

Risk takers who are the engine of business. entrepreneurs

Americans become alike in buying patterns around the world. Mass culture

Process which purifies iron. Bessemer process

He and William Randolph Hearst begin a sensationalistic style newspapers. Joseph Pulitzer

He wrote “rags to riches” stories. Horatio Alger

U_________ is the number of cities and people living in them increasing dramatically. Urbanization

The Chinese Exclusion Act intended to keep who out of the country? The Chinese Exclusion Act intended to keep who out of the country?. Chinese

He designed Central Park in New York City. Frederick Law Olmsted

He and William Randolph Hearst begin a sensationalistic style newspapers. Joseph Pulitzer

Policy of the government leaving business alone. laissez-faire

What part of the ship did most immigrants ride in? steerage

Germans were considered new or old immigrants? Germans were considered new or old immigrants?. Old – Protestant and successfully assimilated

This island was created as a place to process and turn away Chinese immigrants near San Francisco. This island was created as a place to process and turn away Chinese immigrants near San Francisco.. Angel Island