Period 6 Quiz

The drive to industrialize the South, attract business and investors was known as

Red-baiting was labeling

In his book the Wealth of Nations he gave birth to the term of Laissez Faire

Donald J Trump graduated from

She set up Hull House

During the time of the Populist movement, the president of the United States was

The Social Gospel

Carrie Nation was

The greatest priority of western railroad development was to

Minor v Happersett was a Supreme Court case ruled that

Reformer used photography as a tool for social reform and was instrumental in changing Child Labor laws

A movement organized by farmers to demand the federal government protect them from big business. This was the

The Pinkertons was a private

In the 19th century farmers were hostile toward and often became dependent upon

A law specifically preventing Chinese immigration at the same time making it easier to deport these immigrants was the

He was a founder of the NAACP who was militant and class conscious.

This illustration was created to support

The strike at Carnegie's Steel plant where workers were locked out. Strike breakers were used to break the strike it was

Knights of Labor was a

Jane Adams and other middle-class women played major roles in reform efforts in the industrial cities.

Upton Sinclair's book

JP Morgan

Middle class journalists and writers exposed the burning issues of the day. These people were known as

A scab is

 This ruling supported Separate but Equal as long as the facilities were equal. It brought about legalized segregation

The Peoples Party demanded

Direct election of Senators, lower tariff rates,graduated income tax were all part of the

This image illustrates the existence of

The Homestead Act was beneficial to farmers

In 1896 segregation policies were reinforced by

She spoke out against lynching in the South. Her name was

It made it now possible for workers to work long hours and for them live near a factory

Big Business promoted

It broke up the tribal structure, introduced private property to the Indigenous and set up schools for assimilation

Through photography he helped improve the horrible living conditions of the poor in New York City

This demonstrates how during the Gilded Age the

This 20th century president's policies were most consistent with those in Carnegie's Gospel of Wealth

The major reform movement that was present in the 19th century that was associated with the the concern over poverty

Founder and leader of the Socialist Party was

Era when burning issues were exposed by authors and journalists that led to laws helping working people, it was

Interpreted by the Supreme Court to break up the Pullman Railroad Strike

The leader of the Knights of Labor was

Standard Oil was created by

Andrew Carnegie wrote an article