Chapter 24 5-7 Flashcards

1
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urbanization

A

city growth

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2
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tenements

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cheap apartments that were dirty, dangerous, no windows , water, or heat

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3
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business people rented

A

space in cityscapes and
skyscrapers for their offices and factories

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4
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so many people wanted jobs so

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they got really low pay

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5
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what was the thing that took the most lives of all workplace dangers

A

fire

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6
Q

labor unions

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organization that brings together workers in the same trade, or job, to fight for better wages and working conditions

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7
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Uriah Stephens

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organized the Knights of Labor

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8
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What was the Knights of Labor

A

an union that lead a few strikes and many ppl dropped out because if a rally that happened at Haymarket square chicago

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9
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Samuel Gompers

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led the American Federation of Labor

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10
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American Federation of Labor

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group of local trade unions who tried to negotiate agreements with employers on issues like wages

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11
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Rose Schneiderman

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organized the women in her factory as part of the national board of united cloth and cap makers

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12
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as cities expanded upward land

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costs shot up

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13
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why did factory owners prefer top floors?

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rents were cheaper higher up, and the natural light was better so they saved money on electric lighting

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14
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cities were

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exciting places to live

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15
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working conditions in most industries were

A

appalling

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16
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business owners could pay low wages because

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so many people were looking for jobs

17
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if a worker complained

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they could easily be replaced with someone else who might work for less money

18
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millions of

A

children worked in mines, mills, and factories

19
Q

of all the workplace dangers, ______ claimed the most lives

A

fire

20
Q

Carnegie and Rockefeller didn’t ______ because ______

A

care about their employees because they didn’t know them

21
Q

nativist

A

people who were originally here and immigrants took their jobs

22
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labor unions-

A

organized workers in the same trade or job to fight for better wages and working conditions

23
Q

The Knights led

A

several successful strikes against telegraph and railroad companies

24
Q

some business owners used to defeat unions

A

force

25
Q

Henry Clay Frick-

A

made plans to reopen his plant with non-union workers. to prevent the people getting hurt from the other people striking, he hired 300 armed guards.

26
Q

International Ladies’ Garment Workers’ Union-

A

represented women in clothing factories

27
Q

Thousands of NYC garment workers-

A

walked off their jobs to protest poor working conditions and low pay

28
Q

Samuel Gompers-

A

led the American Federation of Labor