Midterm Flashcards

1
Q

The idea in vented by English philosopher Herbert Spencer that people are subject to natural selection, endorsed by John Fisk of Harvard and William Graham Sumner of Yale

A

Social Darwinism

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2
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Extremely rich oil baron, said “God gave me my money”

A

John D Rockefeller

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3
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Occurred in 1886 while workers were protesting for 8 hour workdays

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The Haymarket Riot

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4
Q

First major labor organization for workers rights

A

The Knights of Labor

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5
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Labor Leader who led the Knights of Labor

A

Terence V. Powderly

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6
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The American Steelmaster, a rags to riches story

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Andrew Carnegie

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7
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John D Rockefeller’s trust giving him a monopoly on the oil industry

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Standard Oil Trust

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8
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Taking pride in one’s own work giving craftsmen the power in production

A

Craftsmanship Ethic

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9
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Author of The Jungle and socialist

A

Upton Sinclair

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10
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When similar companies or industries merge

A

Horizontal Integration

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11
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A hands-off approach to law or government

A

Laissez Faire

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12
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Sci-fi novel about the future of America if it gave up socialism

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Looking Backward

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13
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Major critic of social Darwinism, promoted compassion to others

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Lester Frank Ward

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14
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Author of the theory of leisure class, the opposite of social Darwinism

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Thorstein Veblen

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15
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Economy is controlled for the benefit of all by a natural aristocracy,
Government should confine itself to police activity that protects private property and maintain order,
Slums and poverty are the result of economic struggle, government should not interfere

A

Gospel of Wealth

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16
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The US army pulls out of the south so that Hayes can be president

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Compromise of 1877

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17
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Promoted working and waiting for blacks

A

Booker T Washington

18
Q

Working the same land with no safety net, often ending in debt

A

Sharecropping

19
Q

Case that ruled in favor of separate but equal

A

Plessy v. Ferguson

20
Q

Case that allowed poll taxes, literacy tests, and grandfather clauses

A

Williams v. Mississippi

21
Q

A clause used to allow white people to bypass literacy tests

A

Grandfather Clause

22
Q

A tax that had to be paid in order to vote

A

Poll Taxes

23
Q

Laws to promote segregation and other racist policies

A

Jim Crow Laws

24
Q

A speech by Booker T Washington stating that education for African Americans is more important than political rights

A

The Atlanta Compromise

25
Q

Southern Governments run by white people

A

Redeemer Governments

26
Q

The amendment allowing women to vote, passed in 1920

A

The 19th Amendment

27
Q

One of the activists that helped to organize the Seneca Falls Convention (L)

A

Lucretia Mott

28
Q

One of the activists that helped to organize the Seneca Falls Convention (E)

A

Elizabeth Cady Stanton

29
Q

This industrial disaster killed 146 people, mostly women

A

Triangle Shirtwaist Fire

30
Q

Laws stating that a wife’s property became her husband’s and so did she herself

A

Coverture

31
Q

Convention in 1848 where a petition was signed demanding women get the right to vote

A

Seneca Falls Convention

32
Q

Suffragist movement founded in Chicago in 1920

A

League of Women Voters

33
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Claimed to let black people get their votes, signed at Seneca Falls

A

Fredrick Douglass

34
Q

This Amendment gave Blacks the right to vote

A

The 15th Amendment

35
Q

Organizer of the WCTU

A

Francis Willard

36
Q

Activist organization founded in Evanston Illinois with women throughout the country who supported the HPB

A

The WCTU

37
Q

A law that limited the number of immigrants from any country in 1924 that limited immigrants to 2% of the population in 1890

A

The National Origins Act

38
Q

Northern politicians that went to the south to gain political office

A

Carpetbaggers

39
Q

A terrorist group targeting freed or escaped slaves

A

The Klu Klux Klan

40
Q

19th president who agreed to the compromise of 1877, known as Rutherfraud

A

Rutherford B Hayes