Standard 4 - Terms & Definitions for Brainscape Flashcards
Amendment giving women the right to vote
19th Amendment
Leader of the women’s suffrage movement who used protests and hunger strikes to gain attention for the movement.
Alice Paul
Negotiation between unions and management
Arbitration
Forcing one group (Indians) to take on cultural characteristics of another group (white men)
Assimilation
Carnegie’s process used to turn iron into steel
Bessemer Process
Indians depended on them to survive, but RR companies hired men to kill them because they blocked RR track
Bison
Destroyed many crops in the south - Many AA sharecroppers moved north
Boll Weevil
Economic system with private ownership of property that can be used to make a profit
Capitalism
US Steel - Introduced the Bessemer Process to the US - Believed in the Gospel of Wealth
Carnegie
Leader of the women’s sufffrage movement who believed that the right to vote for women should be won at the state level
Carrie Chapman Catt
Law preventing Chinese from coming into the US - Passed after the Chinese helped complete the transcontinental RR
Chinese Exclusion Act
Speech given by William Jennings Bryan encouraging silver to be added to the $$ supply - Connected to the Populist movement
Cross of Gold Speech
Case where the government first recognizes contracts as binding
Dartmouth v. Woodward
Law granting Indians large amounts of land if they behaved like “Good white citizens” for 25 years
Dawes Act
Native American ceremony they believed would rid their land of the white men
Ghost Dance
Case determining that the federal government can control interstate commerce
Gibbons v. Ogden
Carnegie believed that it was the duty of the rich to give of their wealth to help the poor
Gospel of Wealth
Many AA’s moved from the south to the north at the end of the 1800’s because of bad crops, Jim Crow, etc.
Great Migration