1. Chapter 10

2.  Reconstruction  Suffrage  Immigration  Entrepreneur  Depression  Reform  Strike  Infamy  Carpetbaggers  Muckrackers  W.E.B DuBois  Andrew Carnegie  Nellie Bly  George Marshall  Franklin D. Roosevelt

3.  Reconstruction – the South’s long, difficult rebuilding period after the Civil War  Suffrage – the right to vote  Immigration – moving to a country to live  Entrepreneur – a person who manages a business or industry  Depression – a period during which buisness slowed down or closed and many people lost their jobs  Reform – a change for the better  Strike – a protest against working conditions  Infamy – a very bad reputation  Muckrakers - writers who dug up dirt or uncovered problems in big businesses

4.  W.E.B DuBois – African American leader who helped found NAACP  Andrew Carnegie – entrepreneur who built a steel empire  Nellie Bly – Journalist who traveled the world and wrote about difficult living conditions in jails and mental hospitals  George Marshall – Army chief who expanded the U.S. Army  Franklin D. Roosevelt – President during the Great Depression, created the New Deal