The Gilded Age

What kind of monopoly is formed by creating one large company out of multiple companies?

What kind of tax protected American businesses from foreign competition?

What do we call it when a business tells other businesses not to hire a certain employee?

Who was the leader of the Standard Oil Company?

Who was the major banking leader in the nation?

What policy has the government not interfering in people’s lives?

What was the major issue in federal politics between 1884 and 1896?

The late 19th century saw an increase in "new immigration" to the US from what areas?

What large American city was nearly destroyed by fire in 1871?

What were the cramped, poorly built apartment buildings of the cities called?

What was Jacob Riis’s book, How the Other Half Lives, about?

What are replacement workers during a strike called?

What law said that government officials should be hired based on their qualifications?

What type of organization fights for better working conditions?

What kind of scandal was Credit Mobilier?

What group did the US government ban from further immigration in 1882?

What famous cartoonist helped to expose the corruption of the machine?

What do we call it when a business controls other companies that contribute to that industry?

Who was the leader of the steel industry?

Which industry helped bring about standardized time zones?

What type of business controls the supply of a product?

Who invented the telephone?

What do we call a town established by a business with houses, stores, etc. for its workers?

What do we call it when a business refuses to let its employees come to work during a dispute?

What do we call it when a business controls other companies of the same type?

Who was the nation's leading railroad owner?

What kind of monopoly is formed by the leaders of several businesses acting as one?

Who perfected the incandescent light bulb and the phonograph?

What do we call a political party that dominates a city and controls activity there?

Who is the only American president to ever serve two non-consecutive terms?

What term is used to describe the action of stealing money from the government?

Who did political machines provide services for in exchange for votes?

Who started Hull House, a settlement house in Chicago?

What famous political machine controlled New York City?

What happened at Haymarket Square that hurt the goal of unions?