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Take the first 10 minutes to review on your own! FOR YOUR CALENDAR: Review for test jeopardy 1

Welcome to Expansion, Urbanization and The Gilded Age JEOPARDY Expansion, Urbanization and The Gilded Age JEOPARDY

JEOPARDY People Urbanization Vocab Misc. More Misc. Laws, Acts, Agreements, Organizations $200 $100 $400$300 $100 $200$300$400 $100 $200$300$400 $100 $200$300$400 $100 $200 $400 $200$300 $400 $300 $100

millions of acres of Western lands distributed to state governments

What was Morril Land Grant?

Regulated Railroad rates and practices

Interstate Commerce Act

What was the goal of the Sherman Anti Trust Act?

What is promote fair industrial competition

American Citizens and Immigrants who applied to become citizens could acquire land from the government through the…

What is the Homestead Act

This man popularized the Republican elephant and Democratic Donkey and used his drawings to bring help change the publics opinion of Boss Tweed

Who was Thomas Nast?

This man had control over the Oil Industry

John D. Rockefeller

These men worked wonders with electricity 16

Who are Thomas Edison and George Westinghouse ?

Ran for President as the Democratic and Populist nominee during the 1896 Election

Who is William Jennings Bryan?

Characteristics of urban areas in the late 1800s

What is slums, tenements, overcrowded, noisy, separated nationalities

A widening gap between rich and poor was a result of

What is rapid urbanization?

-unhealthy working conditions -unequal distribution of wealth -long working hours for little pay -growing incidents of wage cuts are conditions that explain...

urban areas

Why did many immigrants support city political machines?

What is political machines provided them with jobs

raced across Indian Territory to stake land claims

Who are the boomers

migrated to western lands to escape racial violence faced in the South

Who are the Exodusters

during the____, cowboys herded cattle from distant ranges to railroad centers

What is the long drive

Daily Double

helped farmers form cooperatives

What is The Grange

homesteaders called ____ staked land claims in Indian Territory before noon on April 22, 1889

Who are the Sooners?

The government contributed to the building of the transcontinental railroad by

What is awarding loans and land grants to private companies to build the railroad

What was the port of entry for Asian immigrants?

What is Angel Island?

Farm machines and factory-made goods reduced the need for farm labor resulting in

What is The United States becoming more urban during the late 1800s

Immigration patterns shifted dramatically in the 1890s, with most immigrants now coming from

What is Southern and Eastern Europe?

Critics of powerful industrialists referred to them as

Who are robber barons

The government responded to the Pullman Strike by

What is using federal troops to control the workers

According to the theory of Social Darwinism, the government should

What is stay out of the affairs of business

Bonus What was the 1 st true professional baseball team? 53