Goal 5 Becoming an Industrial Society Total Points – 90
Goal 5 Becoming an Industrial Society (1877-1900) - The learner will describe innovations in
technology and business practices and assess their impact on economic, political, and social life
in America.
“Big Business” Practices
1. monopoly
2. trust
3. vertical integration
“Big Business” Practices
4. horizontal integration
Industry or “Big Business”
1. Andrew Carnegie
2. J.P. Morgan
Industry or “Big Business”
3. Cornelius Vanderbilt
4. John Rockefeller
5. George Westinghouse
Industry or “Big Business”
6. Robber Barons
7. Captains of Industry
Inventions
1. Bessemer process
Inventions
2. telephone
3. elevator
4. typewriter
Inventions
5. sewing machines
6. electric trolleys
Immigrants
1. Angel Island
Immigrants
2. Ellis Island
3. melting pot
4. cultural pluralism/mixed salad
Immigrants
5. tenements
6. Jacob Riis
7. nativism
Immigrants
8. “old immigrants”
9. “new immigrants”
Unions
1. collective bargaining
Unions
2. American Federation of Labor
3. Haymarket Riot
4. Homestead Strike
Unions
5. Pullman Strike
6. factory working conditions
7. trade unions
Unions
8. Knights of Labor
9. Samuel Gompers
10. Eugene Debs
Unions
11. child labor
Union Strategies
1. strike
2. mediation
Union Strategies
3. lockout
4. injunction
5. scabs
Union Strategies
6. arbitration
Big Business Strategies
1. closed shop
2. blacklist
Big Business Strategies
3. yellow dog contract
4. negotiation
Government Regulation
1. Sherman Antitrust Act
Government Regulation
2. Chinese Exclusion Act of 1890
Gilded Age
1. Gilded Age
2. Gospel of Wealth
Gilded Age
3. Social Darwinism
4. Urbanization
5. Tammany Hall/Boss Tweed
Gilded Age
6. Pendleton Act
7. Whiskey Ring Scandal
8. Political Machines
Gilded Age
9. Credit Mobiler Scandal
10. referendum
11. recall
Gilded Age
12. graft
13. secret ballot
14. initiative
15. Mugwumps
Concepts
1. Industrialization
2. Urbanization
3. Unionization
Concepts
4. Immigration
5. Inventions
6. Corruption
Economics
1. Laissez-Faire
Strikes
1. Pullman Strike
2. Great Strike of 1877
Inventors
1. George Westinghouse
2. Henry Bessemer
3. Alexander Graham Bell
Inventors
4. Edwin Drake
5. Elisha Graves Otis
6. Henry Ford