APUSH 2 Chapter 24

Nicknamed the "Wizard of Menlo Park" for all of his inventions that shaped modern society:

Developed by Herbert Spencer, this social belief suggested "survival of the fittest"

Under the belief of Social Darwinism, with "class" in society was viewed as naturally lazy?

The number of millionaires by 1900 in the United States:

Which of the following WAS NOT a way employers tried to stop unions from organizing?

Many industry owners views their workers as _______________.

Violence erupted at this strike between the strikers and scab workers:

It is this type of organization where stockholders "own" a company based on the # of stocks:

The result of the Great Railroad Strike of 1877 was which of the following:

It was this strike where the strikers were instructed to not interfere with the nation's mail:

Usually an immigrant, these people were hired to replace workers when a strike was occurring:

In the 1880s, children made up more than _________ percentage of the labor workforce.

Corporations used this Amendment to defend themselves against the Sherman Anti-Trust Act.

It is this that controls an entire industry to make products cheaper and prices lower:

It was this riot in Chicago where anarchists exploded a bomb killing several police officers.

The majority of the labor force during the Industrial Revolution was mainly:

Negative label for Industrial Leaders who make profits at the expense of their workers' health

Which of the following best fits with the ideology of socialism:

The Central & Union Pacific RR's met here to connecting the West to the East:

Which of the following best describes a Boycott:

It was this economic belief that opposed government regulation of business:

During the 1877 Railroad Strike, Eugene Debs proposed this new organization of labor unions.

This "Captain of Industry" controlled/owned the Standard Oil Company:

This type of integration that buys out your competition until you have control of single area.

It would be this process (implemented by Carnegie) that revolutionized the building industry: