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1 Gilded Age Chapter 16

2 Railroads Affected the entire country
Central Pacific and Union Pacific Railroads connected Economic incentives, abuses Improvements

3 Railroad network, 1880

4 Tycoons Andrew Carnegie – steel industry
John D. Rockefeller – oil industry J.P. Morgan – banking and finance Carnegie Rockefeller Morgan

5 Workers and Politics Gilded Age Social Darwinism Social Gospel
“Forgettable Presidents” Congressional Supremacy

6 Organized Labor Great Railroad Strike National Labor Union
Knights of Labor Haymarket Affair American Federation of Labor Karl Marx Socialism

7 The West Western lands and farming Battle of Little Bighorn Dawes Act
Wounded Knee Massacre Sitting Bull Custer

8 Indian Reservations, 1890

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