Combined: 11th L95 + 11th L93 + 11th L92 + 11th L91

Moody’s song leader

Began in customs service & postal system

wrote The Hoosier Schoolmaster

 farmers’ organizations – appealed to their state legislatures to adopt laws regulating railroads

most influential spokesman for his race – founded Tuskegee Institute in 1881

one who purchases stock – actually owns a corporation

controlled railroads of the Southwest

Republican candidate - became President as a result of the Compromise of 1877

prohibited Chinese laborers from entering the U.S.

Manage the corporation

Founded by W. Booth in England

pioneered the mail-order business

business owned by an individual

Spanned fertile prairies

invented barbed wire fence

Iron & steel center

included Germany, Austria-Hungary, & Italy

captains of the meatpacking industry – Supported Christian endeavors

won the election of 1880

wrote A Century of Dishonor – about the unjust treatment of the Native Americans

invention with the most profound effect upon 20^th century

Claimed to have killed 21 men - Died at 21

Most famous battle of the Sioux War - Became known as Custer’s Last Stand

opposed legislation to alter the civil service

America’s best-known urban evangelist – Began his Sunday school movement

Bound grain in bundles - McCormick Company sold 15,000 the 1^st year

British expressed regret for the “escape” of ships into Confederate hands

U.S. was divided into 4 parts to keep trains on schedule

Occasionally erupted between cattlemen and men that cut farmers’ fences

1^st big business to come under criticism

or profits

Helped outcasts of society

gave examinations to applicants to prove qualifications

best remembered for founding American Red Cross

business owned by two or more partners

movement that wanted to train Sunday school teachers

Mark Twain’s name for the Age of Industry

greatest inventor in history – established 1^st modern scientific laboratory – called the Wizard of Menlo Park

Official end of Reconstruction

Wrote novels about social issues like The Turn of the Screw

Built early department store based on integrity & customer satisfaction

wrote Ben-Hur: A Tale of the Christ – Christian best-seller classic

1^st typewritten manuscript to go to a printer

theorized that mosquitoes carry yellow fever

last President to be born in a log cabin

Democratic candidate - Had smashed the Tweed Ring

1^st transcontinental railroad completed

“cleaned-up” Abilene

author famous for his “Uncle Remus” tales about life on antebellum southern plantations

made the circus a national institution

most dynamic leader of the Woman’s Christian Temperance Union – in charge of D. L. Moody’s women’s meetings

Apache leader - Caught after 11 years of war

greatest decade of railroad growth in American history

opened precursor of modern department store

scout for Custer

ran through Gadsden Purchase

provided for government to purchase & coin a limited amount of silver each month

Steward of “God’s Gold” – began Standard Oil Company - was paid rebates by railroads

Garfield’s Vice President

revoked when gold was discovered – resulted in the fierce Sioux War

owned largest flour mills in world - Used new flour milling processes

called Centennial State – entered Union in 1876

Spoke to larger audiences than any other American preacher

One of the most accomplished Southern poets

Introduced in San Francisco

business formed by a group – became popular toward end of the 19^th century

Entitle stockholders to share in profits of the trust

Federal treasury overflowing because of high tariffs since the Civil War – discussed using the surplus for the _________

Allowed former slaves to vote

1^st trust in 1882

Civil War hero – elected president in 1868 – did not favor civil service reform

railroad tycoon – integrated railroad lines – organized the New York Central rail system

Father of Atheistic Existentialism

restored political rights to most of those who had cooperated with the Confederacy

English evangelist – born in a gypsy wagon

classified certain federal jobs – basis for modern civil service program – passed by C. Arthur - began the Commission

founder of a large meatpacking firm – Gave to church education

chief of the Nez Perce – tried to escape to Canada

certificates of ownership

Leader of Sioux warriors

invented air brakes

Included Great Britain, France, & Russia

Invention of the telephone

Sioux medicine man

NYC political machine – Governor Grover Cleveland opposed them

5-&-10-cent variety of store chain

attempted to force railroads to charge equal freight rates to all shippers

Designed NYC’s Central Park

patented 1^st telephone in 1876

Made it possible to ship fresh beef

more agreeable to altering the civil service

Great Chicago Fire

can be money to be used to make more money

writer who described life in New England

nicknamed Buffalo Bill – starred in Scouts of the Prairies play

one of best-known home missionaries after the Civil War – introduced reindeer to Alaska