AP US Period 6 Flashcards
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8963482604 | Ghost Dance | Native American cultural experience | 0 | |
8963485313 | John D. Rockefeller | Standard Oil | 1 | |
8963489256 | Wounded Knee | US Soldiers killed large numbers of Souix | 2 | |
8963497590 | Interstate Commerce Act | Law designed to regulate railroad industry | 3 | |
8963506025 | Plessy v. Ferguson | Separate but Equal | 4 | |
8963506051 | Gospel of Wealth | Idea of Carnegie; rich have a duty of philanthropy | 5 | |
8963516543 | Laissez-Faire | Government does not interfere with economy | 6 | |
8963519147 | NAWSA | Group fighting for women's suffrage | 7 | |
8963521839 | Bessemer Process | turning iron into steel | 8 | |
8963523831 | Andrew Carnegie | Carnegie Steel | 9 | |
8963526161 | Homestead Strike | Strike against steel mills | 10 | |
8963530389 | Sharecropping | System where one could rent land and pay owner portion of crops at the end of the season | 11 | |
8963537079 | Custer's Last Stand | Battle of Little Bighorn; Sioux and Sitting Bull massacre US Army | 12 | |
8963547445 | Social Darwinism | The strongest businessman will survive | 13 | |
8963550081 | Sherman Antitrust Act | Law making monopolies illegal; ineffective | 14 | |
8963555007 | JP Morgan | Robber Baron of banks and finance | 15 | |
8963558801 | Pullman Strike | Large railroad strike | 16 | |
8963561805 | Transcontinental Railroad | Railroad stretching from Atlantic to Pacific | 17 | |
8963564266 | American Federation of Labor | large labor union with specific reform goals | 18 | |
8963572858 | Populist Party | Party devoted to the people | 19 | |
8963576407 | Dawes Act | Splitting of reservations; land given to Native Americans or sold to white settlers | 20 | |
8963579662 | Grange | Group of angry farmers fighting railroad | 21 | |
8963581870 | Chinese Exclusion Act | Strong quota against Chinese immigrants | 22 | |
8963585277 | Hull House | Settlement house settled by Jane Addams | 23 | |
8963620618 | Assimilation | Process where the dominant group forces their culture on other groups | 24 | |
8963623663 | Gilded Age | Term used to describe serious social problems masked with a thin golden economic progress; coined by Mark Twain | 25 | |
8963630433 | Socialist | One who believes in the ownership and control of the major means of production by the whole community rather than by individuals and corporations (or the government) | 26 | |
8963639828 | Anarchist | Against government of all forms | 27 | |
8963644114 | Tenement | Apartment building style building to live in; usually poor and overcrowded | 28 | |
8963648041 | Prohibition | Alcohol is illegal | 29 | |
8963652575 | Vertical Integration | Owning all steps of the manufacturing process-Carnegie Steel | 30 | |
8963655942 | Horizontal Integration | Buying out competing companies in the same industry-Standard Oil | 31 | |
8963670285 | Knights of Labor | Labor union that organized a wide range of workers-skilled and unskilled; broad reform goals | 32 | |
8963677012 | Haymarket Riot | Labor dispute in Chicago that ended with a bomb thrown at police; many deaths; public opinion turns against organized labor | 33 | |
8963697288 | Urbanization | Growth of cities | 34 | |
8963700958 | Political Machine | Unofficial political organization; promised to solve urban problems in exchange for votes; usually corrupt | 35 | |
8963708133 | Tammany Hall | Political machine in NYC led by Boss Tweed | 36 | |
8963711995 | William Jennings Bryan | Populist (later official Democratic) presidential hopeful that pushed for the silver standard | 37 | |
8963723782 | Industrial Revolution | Period characterized by rapid social and economic changes in manufacturing and agriculture; started in England and later moved to US | 38 | |
8963730845 | Jane Addams | Reformer who helped poor immigrants; established Hull House | 39 | |
8963739132 | Compromise of 1877 | Troops were removed from South-North wins Hayes as President; marks the end of Reconstruction | 40 | |
8963743230 | Jim Crow Laws | Segregation laws in the south | 41 | |
8963746369 | Yellow Journalism | Sensational and exaggerated news stories | 42 | |
8963748681 | Imperialsim | When a stronger country takes over a weaker country | 43 | |
8963762459 | Yellowstone | first national park | 44 | |
8963764664 | Panic of 1873 | Financial panic where banks closed and stock market crashed | 45 | |
8963770269 | Robber Barons | Industrialists who gained LOTS of wealth by exploiting employees; drove out competitors; owned monopolies | 46 | |
8963777930 | Captains of Industry | Owners of large industrial enterprises who helped boost economy and push the US in a positive direction | 47 | |
8963787926 | Ellis Island | Immigration processing center in NY | 48 | |
8963815172 | Angel Island | Immigrant processing station on West Coast | 49 | |
8963915566 | WEB DuBois | fought for racial equality | 50 | |
8963915594 | Susan B. Anthony | Big figure in the fight for women's suffrage | 51 | |
8963919525 | Teddy Roosevelt | President focused on conservation | 52 | |
8963921449 | Ida B. Wells | Fought for the advancement of African American women | 53 | |
8963925106 | Upton Sinclair | Muckraker; author of the Jungle | 54 | |
8963928549 | Robert La Follette | Political reformer from Wisconsin | 55 | |
8963931722 | Frances Willard | Fought for prohibition | 56 |