The Gilded Age

Which event turned violent and essentially killed the Knights of Labor?

All of the following were true about child labor except:

This act said government jobs should be awarded based on merit instead of political affiliation

The Supreme Court upheld the concept of "separate but equal" in which landmark case?

This act made it illegal for a trust to interfere with free trade but was not enforced properly

What led to the massive violations of the rights of African Americans in the late 19th century?

Why were many immigrants motivated to migrate to the United States in the late 1800s?

What was formed by workers to help them fight for better working conditions?

Disputes between labor and business owners were sometimes marked by:

Between 1890-1915, people who flocked to the US were "New Immigrants" because:

This railroad scandal involved Congress and tarnished President Grant's reputation:

Which labor organization welcomed women, unskilled laborers, immigrants, and blacks?

Multifamily, overcrowded, unsanitary urban dwellings were known as:

The tenant farmer who gives a share of the crops to the landlord is known as a:

Which of the following was a new invention during the period of the Gilded Age?

Choose ALL of the ways that southern whites deprived blacks of the right to vote:

Steel made which "Robber Baron" rich when he sold his company in 1901 for $480 million?

This is known as the illegal use of political influence for personal gain:

John D. Rockefeller was the head of which company?

Strategies used by labor unions included all the following except:

Awarding government jobs to the people who helped the candidate get elected is called:

William M. Tweed was known for his:

One major shift in population that happened during the Gilded Age was:

This was Carnegie's belief that the rich should should use their wealth to help the public:

Mark Twain called the era following the Civil War the "Gilded Age" because:

By 1900, 40% of Americans lived in large cities like NYC. Increased urbanization resulted in:

Which is a drawback to a trust or a monopoly?

What phrase best explains government interaction with business during the Gilded Age? 

This act banned entry to all Chinese immigrants except teachers, students, tourists, etc.:

Immigrants came to the US primarily through which two areas?

One factor that furthered industrialization in the US was:

Tammany Hall was the Democratic political machine in which city?

The AFL was successful because it:

The growth of cities is known as...

What was the major difference between black leaders Booker T. Washington and W.E.B. DuBois?

In 1890, Jacob Riis vividly portrayed life in American urban slums in his work entitled:

Which of these industrialists was not a "Captain of Industry/Robber Baron"?

This "dangerous" woman was one of the most prominent union organizers of the labor movement:

This is when a company forces a worker to sign a contract which states they can't join a union:

This is the belief that competition in business will ensure the survival of the fittest:

 Which of the following is the best description of the "Robber Barons?"

A nativist was someone who:

In cities, this corrupt group offered goods/services to immigrants in exchange for votes