| Industrialization | ||
| #1 | This invention increased expansion and development in the West, connecting the region to vital markets in the cities | railroads |
| #2 | A place of business where laborers worked long hours for low wages in unsafe conditions | factories |
| #3 | This political party helped the expansion of big business and industry | Repubicans |
| #4 | This federal law made it illegal for businesses to form trusts, or to conspire together to eliminate competition | Sherman Antitrust |
| #5 | Landmark Supreme Court case that allowed the federal government to regulate private industry in order to protect the public interest | Munn vs. Illinois |
| Unions | ||
| #1 | action that unions take to temporarily stop work in order to achieve goals/redress | strike |
| #2 | a replacement worker used to continue business operations when regular employees strike | scabs |
| #3 | tactic unions used to negotiate between groups | collective bargaining |
| #4 | leader of the mine workers union and the American Railway Union | Eugene Debs |
| #5 | event/riot that turned very violent and allowed the public to turn against unions | Haymarket Riot |
| Potuck | ||
| #1 | a settler on Western land provided by the government | Homesteader |
| #2 | Why did the U.S. have unrestricted immigration during the 19th century | labor demand |
| #3 | ethnic group that worked on building the transcontinental railroad | chinese |
| #4 | explain why farmers were upset with the railroad companies | price gouging of transportation costs |
| #5 | The Dawes Act pushed for Native Americans to do this | assimilation |
| Urbanization | ||
| #1 | home that shared similar walls with other similar homes | rowhouse |
| #2 | population of people that made up more than half the population of 18 major U.S. cities by 1910 | immigrants |
| #3 | what were three things that affected living conditions in the cities? | sanitation, plumbing, fire hazard, overcrowding, |
| #4 | why did immigrants come to the cities? | opportunities, jobs |
| #5 | what was the reform movement that used the teachings of Christianity to help the poor? | Social Gospel |
| Robber Barons / Captains of Industry | ||
| #1 | situation where one industry controls an entire industry | monopoly |
| #2 | Scottish immigrant who became a giant in the steel industry | Carnegie |
| #3 | the theory that taught that only the strong survive, survival of the fittest | Social Darwinism |
| #4 | Rockefeller controlled this industry while Vanderbilt controlled this industry | Oil, Railroad |
| #5 | why do corporations have more of an advantage over companies owned by a single person? | market power |
| Final Question | |