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1.
American Industrial Revolution
Rural societies in Europe and America became urban.
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contemplative imaging
2.
Lassiez Faire
Government cannot touch the companies or anyone.
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wbeem
3.
Trust
A large buisness or market.
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Mario Kaoru Mevy
4.
Robber Barron
A businessman who uses ruthless business tactics.
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Thomas Hawk
5.
Verticle Interragation
The supply chain of a company is owned by that company.
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minnepixel
6.
Horizontal Integration
Company creates outputs which are alike.
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Vermin Inc
7.
Political Machine
The boss or groups of people who command supporters.
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Kadath
8.
Ellis Island
The federal immigration station in the U.S.
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freshwater2006
9.
Tenements
A small apartment that is only one room.
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Boston Public Library
10.
Ethnic Enclaves
Neighborhoods or cities where most populations were the same ethnicity.
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Dimitry B
11.
Nativism
People who didnt like immigrants and wanted immigration to stop.
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Mike Licht, NotionsCapital.com
12.
Gilded Age
Means that by just a glance you see gold, but as you look closer, gold is just a cover-up.
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sjrankin
13.
Social Darwinism
Survival of the fittest between competitors.
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cliff1066™
14.
Americanization
Immigrants sharing American culture.
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Cristian_RH7
15.
Populist Party
Gives farmers power.
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Stuck in Customs
16.
Gospel of Wealth
Promotions by successful businessmen.
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reynermedia
17.
Social Gospel Movement
A religious movement that tied good works together.
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Tobias Lindman
18.
Progressivism
Philosophy based on the Idea of Progress to improve the human condition.
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dakine kane
19.
Muckraker
American journalists who wrote for popular magazines.
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sillypucci
20.
John D. Rockefeller
Dominated the oil industry.
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cliff1066™
21.
Andrew Carnegie
Leader of the American Steel Industry.
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cliff1066™
22.
JP Morgan
Leader of the banking and financial company.
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401(K) 2013
23.
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Built a business in railroads and shipping.
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afagen
24.
Thomas Edison
American inventor, mostly known for his invention of the light bulb.
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Cea.
25.
Henry Ford
Leader of the Ford dealerships and developed the assembly line.
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The Henry Ford
26.
Samuel Gompers
American cigar maker and labor union leader.
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afagen
27.
William "Boss" Tweed
The boss of Tammany Hall.
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CircaSassy
28.
Upton Sinclair
Author of "The Jungle" which brought the truth about meat packing industries.
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Monrovia Public Library - Monrovia, California
29.
Jacob Riis
Journalist about "Muckraking".
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JoelMontes
30.
Theodore Roosevelt
26th President of the United States.
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Wesley Fryer
31.
William Taft
27th President of the U.S.
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Political Graveyard
32.
Meat Inspection Act
To make sure that all meat products are sanitary.
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StuartWebster
33.
Interstate Commerce Commission (ICC)
To regulate railroads.
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cod_gabriel
34.
Children's Bureau 1912
Organized department of health and human services for children and families.
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Geraint Rowland Photography
35.
Sherman Anti-Trust Act
Competition law.
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vgm8383
36.
16th Amendment
Gives the Congress power to take taxes from income.
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401(K) 2013
37.
17th Amendment
Voting for senators instead of being appointed.
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programwitch
38.
18th Amendment
Banned alcohol in the U.S.
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55Laney69
39.
19th Amendment
Gives women the right to vote.
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kkirugi
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