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2. As the factory system grew less of these people were needed

3. SKILLED laborers

4. These people mostly made up the Populist Party

5. Farmers

6. This iconic figure represented the idea that women could succeed in non traditional work roles

7. Rosie the Riveter

8. This gesture, seen being used by hippies, represented the difference between peaceful protest and violent threats

9. Flower in the tip of a gun

10. Mass production of goods like automobiles led to these behaviors in the 1920s

11. Consumerism and buying on credit

12. This most the most significant reason labor unions formed during the 19 th century

13. Working conditions

14. Concept of Teddy Roosevelt’s foreign policy in the Western Hemisphere

15. It was the job of the U.S. to protect countries in the Western Hemisphere so European countries didn’t intervene

16. This man became known as a trustbuster because monopolies were hurting the public interest

17. President Teddy Roosevelt

18. This New Deal program was started to bring electricity from hydro power

19. TVA

20. Farmers supported this to raise crop prices

21. Inflation

22. Abuses by this industry led to Granger laws

23. Railroad

24. Social Darwinism supports this economic philosophy

25. Capitalism

26. This political party believed in coinage of silver, government operated railroads, and graduated income taxes

27. Populist Party

28. This practice greatly contributed to the on-set of the Great Depression

29. Buying on Credit

30. This was the most common job held by freedmen following the Civil War

31. Sharecroppers

32. A need for overseas markets due to increased industrial production led to this foreign policy practice in the late 19 th century

33. Imperialism

34. Buying up competing companies to form a monopoly is known as this business practice

35. Horizontal Integration

36. Granger laws were passed to protect the interest of these people

37. Farmers

38. Buying up the supply chain of a company is known as this business practice

39. Vertical Integration

40. The main issue in these three strikes: Haymarket affair, Homestead Strike, Pullman Stirke

41. Difference in wages between workers and owners (Robber Barons)

42. This led to farm workers making little money in the 1920s

43. Over production of crops

44. Americans’ willingness to speak out against the government became more apparent based on protests during this decade

45. 1960s

46. During World War I, this immigrant group was the most at risk for deportation or repression based on their opposition to the war

47. German Americans

48. The purpose of this law was to prevent railroads from charging farmers high shipping rates

49. Interstate Commerce Act 1887

50. Focus of FDR’s First Hundred Days

51. Regulating Banks to fix the root of the Great Depression