The Gilded Age (Hon U.S.)

The law that allowed government to regulate railroad rates

This law disallowed trusts in the United States

A term for the old fashioned Republicans who wanted to return to the "good old days" 

Republican candidate in 1880; assassinated

Another term for the Patrons of Husbandry

This law allowed the government to coin $2 million worth of silver per month

Winner of the presidential election of 1876

Term for the voting block of states that typically voted Democratic

Supreme Court decision that gave government the right to regulate private property 

Speaker of the House of Representatives who ruled like a Czar

Boss Tweed's machine

Became president when the president was assassinated in 1881

The term that a bank uses for taking back property due to non-payment of loan

Term for excessive spending by members of Congress

The name of the law that provided for Civil Service reform

A term for a candidate who wins the nomination despite not being well known by the party

Term used by the Republicans for the Democratic candidate in 1884

Dem candidate in 1876 who lost a controversial election

Supreme Court case that declared Wilson-Gorman Tariff unconstitutional 

A technique used in the Senate to stop the regular business and prevent a vote to being taken

Democratic candidate in 1896; made famous "cross of gold" speech

Ran for president on the Populist Party ticket in 1892

The lawyer who assassinated Garfield

Only president to serve two non-consecutive terms

Republican who won the presidency in 1896

A new political party formed in 1892; called for a variety of reforms

A tariff law that was passed by Congress that included an income tax (unconstitutional)

The leader of the Stalwarts

Type of campaign in which candidate stays home and makes speeches to groups

Term used to mean unlimited coinage of silver

System used by government leader to appoint people from their party to political positions

This law provided for tariff duties to be increased on most things made outside the U.S.