AP United States History Unit 7 ID’s—Chapters 17-21
Terms & Events
1. Triangle Shirtwaist Company fire
2. Holden v. Hardy
3. Lochner v. New York
4. Muller v. Oregon
5. National Labor Union
6. Knights of Labor
7. American Federation of Labor
8. Industrial Workers of the World
9. pools
10. trust
11. holding company
12. vertical integration
13. Social Darwinism
14. Gospel of Wealth
15. Sherman Anti-Trust Act
16. U.S. v. E. C. Knight Co.
Chapter 18: The Machine Age
Reading: pp. 479-506
Persons
1. Thomas A. Edison
2. Frederick W. Taylor
3. Terence V. Powderly
4. Samuel Gompers
5. Eugene V. Debs
6. “Mother” Jones
7. Henry George
8. William D. (Big Bill) Haywood
9. John D. Rockefeller
10. Edward Bellamy
Chapter 19: The Vitality and Turmoil of Urban Life, 1877-1900
Reading: pp.
Terms & Events
Persons
1. Chinese Exclusion Act
1. Denis Kearney
2. Geary Act
2. Hazen Pingree
3. political machines
3. Tom Johnson
4. settlement house
4. Joseph Pulitzer
5. City Beautiful movement
5. William Randolph Hearst
6. Birth of a Nation
7. yellow journalism
Chapter 20: Gilded Age Politics
Reading: pp. 541-565
Terms & Events
Persons
1. Stalwarts
1. Mary Elizabeth Lease
2. Half Breeds
2. James G. Blaine
3. Mugwumps
3. Rutherford B. Hayes
4. Pendleton Civil Service Act
4. Grover Cleveland
5. Munn v. Illinois
5. Ida B. Wells
6. Wabash case
6. Susan B. Anthony
7. Interstate Commerce Act
7. James B. Weaver
8. Sherman Silver Purchase Act of 1890
8. Jacob S. Coxey
9. Disfranchisement
9. William McKinley
10. Plessy v. Ferguson
10. William Jennings Bryan
11. Jim Crow laws
12. National Woman Suffrage Association
13. American Woman Suffrage Association
14. Grange movement
15. Farmers’ Alliances
16. Populist (People’s) party
AP United States History Unit 7 ID’s—Chapters 17-21
Chapter 21: The Progressive Era, 1895-1920
Reading: pp.
Terms & Events
Persons
1. muckrakers
1. Florence Kelley
2. direct primaries
2. Eugene V. Debs
3. initiative
3. Robert M. La Follette
4. referendum
4. John Dewey
5. recall
5. Lester Ward
6. Seventeenth Amendment
6. Booker T. Washington
7. National Child Labor Committee
7. W. E. B. Du Bois
8. Eighteenth Amendment
8. Charlotte Perkins Gilman
9. Social Gospel
9. Margaret Sanger
10. Atlanta Compromise
10. Theodore Roosevelt
11. Niagara movement
11. Gifford Pinchot
12. National Association for the Advancement of Colored People
12. Woodrow Wilson
13. Nineteenth Amendment
14. Northern Securities Company
15. Hepburn Act
16. The Jungle
17. Meat Inspection Act
18. Pure Food and Drug Act
19. Newlands Reclamation Act
20. Sixteenth Amendment
21. Progressive party
22. New Nationalism
23. New Freedom
24. Clayton Anti-Trust Act
25. Federal Trade Commission
26. Federal Reserve Act of 1913
27. Underwood Tariff
28. Adamson Act of 1916