Ch16 Terms Flashcards

(43 cards)

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Shipping entrepreneur

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Cornelius vanderbilt

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Court forbidding an action

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Injunction

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Steel entrepreneur

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Andrew Carnegie

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The philosophy advocates the collective or government ownership of the means of production.

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Socialism

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Developed the theory of natural selection.

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Charles Darwin

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Oil-refining entrepreneur

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John D. Rockefeller

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Midwestern free-silver party that became prominent in the 1890s

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Populist party

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Corrupt New York politician who controlled the Customs House.

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Roscoe Cokling

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Financial entrepreneur

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John Pierpont Morgan

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Reforming president who was assassinated

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James A Garfield

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The South’s tobacco entrepreneur

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James Buchanan Duke

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First Democratic president since the war;championed commerce reform.

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Grover cleveland

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The inventor of the telephone.

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Alexander Graham Bell

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He was a weak president;worked for monopoly reform.

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Benjamin Harrison

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America’s most prolific inventor.

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Thomas Alva Edison

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He built the Great Northern Railroad without any government money or special favors.

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James T. hill

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Labor union leader.

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Samuel Gompers

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He was the leader of the Knights of labor.

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Terrence powderly

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The most significant communication achievement during the Gilded Age.

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Radical leader of the Socialist party.

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Eugene V. Debs

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This tariff was made up of numerous amendments that made the tariff ineffective.

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Mongrel Tariff

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Laws and legislation passed in the south that required forced segregation.

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Jim Crowe Laws

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Reformed the civil service.

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Chester A. Arthur

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“The Great Commoner” and free-silver crusader.

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William Jennings Bryan

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Southerners hope to economically match the north built on the twin pillars of the two Ts-tobacco & textiles.
New South
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The theory of evolution,based on the idea of survival of the fittest.
Darwinism
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The earliest significant labor union.
Knights of Labor
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Tariff imposed on higher duties on manufactured and agricultural imports than had any previous tariff in history.
Mckinley Tariff
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Author Samuel Langhorne Clemens whose work reflected the literary school of realism.
Mark twain
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Winner of the first modern presidential election campaign(1896)
William Mckinley
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Financial collapse that occurred shortly after Cleveland's inauquration.
Panic of 93
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Why did Rockefeller choose to invest in oil refining rather than the other segments of industry?
Safe investment
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When did the railroad union defied the injunction by the federal ports?
Pullman Strike
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What was the main plank of the populist party platform?
Free Silver
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What are the twin pillars of the New South ?
Tobacco and textiles
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What was the first major trust that became the inspiration for many others?
Standard oil company
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What event discredited the Knights of labor?
Haymarket Riot
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Most prolific writer of gospel song and hymns?
Fanny Crosby
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Why many Americans feared the "New Immigration"?
Religion being threatened,they would lower the standards of living causing crime and disease,they thought they would take their jobs.
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3 causes of American industrial growth after the civil war?
Population was growing, so more workers, and more needs for things.Government pursued policies that encourage business empowerment, more inventive spirit, new source of power.
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What severe depression hit America during Grover Cleveland's second administration?
Panic of 93
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What was a major cause of American industrial growth during the Gilded Age?
The population was growing.
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What was the most significant goal of the Grange during the 1870's?
State regulation of railroad