1. Jeopardy!
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2. Immigration
Populists
Big Business
Labor
Progressives
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3. FINAL JEOPARDY
Wealth in America

4. Final Jeopardy
The _________ _________ affected the distribution of wealth in America because it led to a concentration of wealth in the hands of a few industrialists
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Income Gap

5. Immigration - $100
Who was willing to work for low wages and consequently reduced union bargaining power
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Immigrants

6. Immigration - $200
What was the major reason why some immigrants were denied entry into the United States?
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Disease

7. Immigration - $300
During the late 1800s and early 1900s, immigration laws discriminated most against which ethnic group
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Chinese

8. Immigration - $400
Immigrants to the U.S. in the late 1800s settled mostly in the _______ rather than the _______ there were many more major cities, educational opportunities were greater in the, and jobs were more plentiful
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North/South

9. Immigration - $500
Who provided immigrants with jobs and other favors and thus the immigrants supported them
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Political Machines

10. Populists - $100
The main economic goal of the Populist was the unlimited coinage of ___________.
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Silver

11. William Jennings Bryan
Populists - $200
During the 1896 presidential campaign, Democratic candidate _____________________ captured the Populist nomination
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William Jennings Bryan

12. Populists - $300
Most American farmers in the late 1800s protested high __________ on manufactured goods
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Tariffs

13. It would create inflation
Populists - $400
What was the main reason the Populists wanted free and unlimited coinage of silver?
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It would create inflation

14. Populists - $500
What industry did the Populists want to have major governmental reforms in?
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Railroads

15. Big Business - $100
Who believed that the rich should give gifts to benefit the masses such as libraries
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Andrew Carnegie

16. Big Business - $200 Social Darwinism
“The growth of a large business is merely the survival of the fittest.” —John D. Rockefeller
The point of view expressed in this quotation is an example of
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Social Darwinism

17. Big Business - $300
By controlling all phases of the steel business who practice vertical consolidation
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Andrew Carnegie

18. By the late 1800s, how did many Americans think about big business
Could Not Trust

19. Interstate Commerce Commission
Big Business - $500
The ___________ ____________ _____________ established the precedent that businesses were subject to government control
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Interstate Commerce Commission

20. Labor - $100
During the late 1800s, most factory workers stayed on the job despite harsh working conditions because there was a great supply of available labor due to the massive amount of ____________.
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Immigrants

21. Labor - $200
What union is best identified as a group of small unions, each devoted to a single craft
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A. F. of L.

22. Labor - $300
What strike was Eugene Debs arrested for disobeying a federal injunction calling off the strike?
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Pullman Strike

23. DAILY DOUBLE

24. Collective Bargaining
Labor - $400
The American Federation of Labor (AFL), led by Samuel Gompers, proposed that the union should negotiate for all the workers. This idea is called ____________ ______________
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Collective Bargaining

25. Labor - $500
The purpose of ____________ ___________ dog contract was to prevent workers from joining a union
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Yellow Dog

26. Direct Election of Senators
Progressives - $100
The Seventeenth Amendment allowed for the
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Direct Election of Senators

27. Most progressives agreed that the government should protect _________
Workers

28. Progressives - $300
In the early 1900s, most municipal reformers wanted city utilities to be controlled by the ________.
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City

29. Progressives - $400
The Sixteenth Amendment is the amendment that allows Congress to collect
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Income Taxes

30. Progressives - $500 National Park System
Managing the development of federal lands
Promoting the conservation of natural resources
Providing recreational areas for the public
These were how President Theodore Roosevelt promoted the expansion of the ___________ ___________ ___________
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National Park System

31. Grab Bag - $100
The invention of the __________ __________ contributed to industrial growth in the United States by making it possible for production to continue at night
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Light Bulb

32. Grab Bag - $200 What fits in the center of the diagram? Immigration

33. Urban Living Conditions
Grab Bag - $300
Slum residents were threatened by fires, crime and vice
Over crowding and poor sanitation bred disease
Most ghettos reflected a specific ethnic culture
The above are describing what?
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Urban Living Conditions

34. Grab Bag - $400
This president’s reform program was based on a strong national government that would regulate business
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Theodore Roosevelt

35. Grab Bag - $500 Reservations
“If you tie a horse to a stake, do you expect he will grow fat? If you pen an Indian on a small spot of earth and compel him to stay there, he will not be contented nor will he grow and prosper.”
—Chief Joseph 1879
This quote describes Chief Joseph’s opposition to the confinement of Native Americans on __________.
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Reservations