Gold Rush
Open range system
Battle of Little Big
Horn
Populism
Chinese
Soddy
Bi-metalism/free coinage of silver
Manifest Destiny
Railroads
Sand Creek Massacre Dawes re-Allotment
Act
Americanization
Mining
Life on the range
Native American way of life buffalo
Monopolies
Bessemer Process
Cartels
Electricity
Horizontal
Integration
Railroads
Vertical Integration
Working conditions Samuel Gompers
Transcontinental railroads
Eugene Debs Sherman Anti-trust
Act
John D. Rockefeller Knights of Labor
Social Darwinism trusts
Andrew Carnegie American Federation of Labor
Mass transits Triangle Shirtwaist
Factory fire
Work hazards Child labor
Worker’s compensation
Protestant immigrants
Tenement living
Middle-class lifestyle
Americanization
Southern & Eastern
Europeans
Ethnic neighborhoods
Role of schools
Nativists
Catholics and Jews Steerage
Push/pull factors Consumerism & advertising
Settlement houses Chinese Exclusion Act of 1882
Boss Tweed
Political machines
Spoils system
Thomas Nast
Patronage
Pendleton Civil
Service
Civil service

Susan B. Anthony
Corruption
17 th amendment
Wilson’s New
Freedom
Muckrakers
Suffrage
Progressive presidents
Temperance
Movement
Roosevelt’s Square
Deal
ICC
Settlement house
Upton Sinclair
Prohibition
Americanization
Mass transit
Sanitation
19 th amendment
Federal Reserve
Banking System
Federal Trade
Commission advertising
Rough Riders
Panama Canal
Big Stick Diplomacy
Jones Act
Seward’s Folly
Teller Amendment
Dollar Diplomacy
Militarism
Platt Amendment
Philippines
Moral Diplomacy
Social Darwinism
Open Door Notes
Treaty of Paris
USS Maine
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Role of government in banking reform and its functions.
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Industrialization and impact of population.
 U.S. Foreign policy measures.
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The relationship between industry leaders and their employees
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Native American versus westward settler way of life and the lasting results.
 Minority groups and the issues they faced.