Chapter 13-16 Test Flashcards

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What was the morrill act of 1862 and 1890?

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It gave federal land to help establish agricultural colleges .

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What is bimetallism ?

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Where farmers wanted the new coins to be made with silver not just gold so that more currency could be made which would drive up prices for their goods.

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What were the five reforms that the populist party pushed for and became law ?

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1) a federal loan plan 2)8-hr workday 3)Graduated Income Tax 4) Election of US Senators by popular vote 5)secret ballot voting

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Who was Andrew Carnegie ?

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Worked his way up to be streaming the richest in the world became rich by the stock market , and producing largest manufacturer of steel.

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Was vertical integration legal ?

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Yes , it is still legal today

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Is horizontal integration legal today ?

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No.

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What is vertical integration ?

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Process in which one buys out the suppliers in order to control the raw materials .

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Horizontal integration?

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Attempting to buy out competitors where companies producing similar products merge together.

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Who is John D. Rockefeller ?

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Made his fortune from oil , founded stander oil companion . Was a robber baron.

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What was the Sherman anti trust act ?

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Made it illegal to have monopolies . Hard to enforce and big businesses will be able to get around the law .

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What were exodusters ?

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A-a’s who moved from the south to Kansas for free land and stuff.

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What was the last battle of the Indians ?

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Wounded knee.

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What happened at wounded knee ?

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The 7th Calvary rounded up 300+ Indians on December 28,1890 and took them to a camp in SD. The Calvary charged and tried to kill them but they ended up being massacred and no one from the Calvary survived.

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What was a Soddy ?

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A dirt and some home commonly built by people moving to the plains.

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What was a graft ?

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The illegal use of political influence for personal gain

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What was the “golden door “

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Entering the United States to make a better life for the incoming immigrants .

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What were the 3 major contributors to immigration ?

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Ireland , scandanavia and Germany .

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What was Ellis Island ?

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It was NYC harbor nice people and often helped immigrants resettle and acclimate to the new world .

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What was Angel Island ?

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San Fran bay , harsh conditions and treatment .

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What is nativism ?

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Overt favoritism toward native born Americans.

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What was the Chinese exclusion act ?

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The Chinese would accept lower wages so many would fear that they would lose their jobs, it also restricted Chinese immigration.

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What was the gentlemans agreement ?

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Japan’s government agreed to limit emigration in return for the repeal of the San Francisco segregation order.

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What were the five problems cities faced during this time period ?

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Housing, transportation, water, sanitation, crime, fire

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What is a political machine ?

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Organized group that controlled all the activities of a political party . The also did corrupt things like spent government money on kickbacks .

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What is a political boss ?

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The person in charge of running the political machine .

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Tammany Hall ? What was it.

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NYC’s powerful democratic political machine . Lead by boss tweed.

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Rutherford B Hayes ?

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1876-1881

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James Garfield

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1881 - He got the Axe

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Chester A Arthur

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1881-1885

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Grover Cleveland

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1885-1889

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Benjamin Harrison

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1889-1893

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William mckinley

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1897-1901

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Patronage ?

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Giving government jobs to people who helped get a candidate elected .

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Pendleton Service Act ?

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Bipartisan civil service commission to make appointments to federal jobs through a merit system based on candidates performance .

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What are granges ?

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Organizations of farmers leads to the creation of the populist party.

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Who was Samuel Gompers ?

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A union labor leader .

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AFL ?

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Focused in collective bargaining to reach agreements on wages, hours and working conditions and strikes.

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Knights of labor ?

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Believed that strikes were a last resort and advocated arbitration . African Americans and whites both together .

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How did education change or improve ?

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Immigrants went to school more, adults began to finish their education by going to night school and HBCUS were formed.

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What did booker t Washington believe about racism ?

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He believed that it would end once blacks acquired useful labor skills and proved their economic value to society .

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What did W.E.B Dubois disagree with Washington about ?

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Dubois thought that education was key while Washington thought working was key

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What were Jim Crow laws ?

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Laws that separated whites from blacks In private and public facilties.

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What were poll taxes ?

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Taxes paid annually to vote , ridiculously high .