Industrial Revolution/ Progressive Era Vocabulary

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Industrial Revolution/ Progressive Era Vocabulary

1. Assembly Line - A system to speed up product production

2. Charity Giving time, money, or goods to those less fortunate A non-profit organization

3. Chinese Exclusion Act - 1882, prohibited Chinese Labor Immigration

4. Competition -A race/struggle to make a profit against a similar business/organization

5. Innovation -A new idea or invention

6. Jim Crowe Laws - Laws enforcing segregation after emancipation

7. KKK - A group of people that focuses on hatred of certain groups in the United States

8. Labor - To work for profit

9. Monopoly - Exclusive control of one group to produce or sell a product/service

10. Muckracker - Journalists who wrote about corruption in businesses and politics in order to bring about reform

11. Oppression - Cruel exercise of power to reduce someone’s social status

12. Progressivism - A way of thinking that promoting or favoring progress toward better conditions or new policies, ideas, or methods is most important.

13. Prosperity -The condition of achieving great wealth or knowledge

14. Quota -A proportional share of goods assigned to a group or member of a group to achieve a company goal

15. Race Riot - A potentially violent protest based on racial disagreements

16. Reform - To change a previous law or policy

17. Regulation - A rule or policy that dictates how businesses or organizations run.

18. Robber Barren - A man who owns a particular industry and often monopolizes it

19. Spoils System - After an election, the person elected gives jobs or money to his/her supporters

20. Strike - When a group of laborers refuses to work until certain conditions are met by their employer

21. Suffrage - The right to vote

22. Temperance - The refusal to use or distribute alcohol

23. Tenant Housing (Tenement) - A place where immigrants were forced to live that were often rundown and under the control of a “slumlord”

24. Trust - When the stock of a company is controlled by a board of trustees which tries to minimize production costs, control prices, eliminate competition, etc.

25. Union - When laborers form a group in order to represent the best policies for a business.