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Who “exemplified American success”

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Andrew Carnegie

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What industry didi Carnegie make his name in?

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Steel

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What did Carnegie deem to expensive?

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collective bargaining

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4
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How did Carnegies’ union die out?

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Violence and prosecution

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T/F: There were more employees of large corporations than farmers and artisans in Antebellum America

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True

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6
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What prompted millions of migrants to cross continents in search of jobs?

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Industrialization

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Did the industrialization cause inflation or deflation?

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Inflation

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Between 1877 and 1900, American’s average real per capita increased from $388 to what?

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$573

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What is Carnegie referring to in this quote: “the poor enjoy what the rich could no before afford. What were the luxuries have become the necessaries of life.”

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Despite the increased wealth gap, everyone’s standard of living rose.

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What does this quote refer to: “Take care of the pennies, and the pounds will take care of themselves”

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Tracking revenue and expenses carefully

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What cause the internal structure adopted in many large and complex corporations

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the management revolution

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12
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What North American natural resource helped drive industrialism?

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Coal

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What was like a “giant cup of coffee for the economy”

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Fossil fuels

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14
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Who invented the assembly line?

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Gustavus Swift

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What was the model in which a company controlled all aspects of production and who pioneered it?

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Vertical integration/Gustavus Swift`

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What industry was Gustavus Swift in?

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Meat packing

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17
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What technique gave a few firms unprecedented market control

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predatory pricing

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18
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Who was the “king of petroleum”

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John D. Rockefeller

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Who did Rockefeller ally with to control the oil market’s boom and bust cycles

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railroad executives

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What process included merging competitors to your business?

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Horizontal integration

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Who pioneered Horizontal integration?

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Rockefeller

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What new legal form did Rockefeller’s lawyers create?

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The trust

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What was a trust?

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An organized small group of associates (trustees) to hold stock from a group of combined firms

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What 2 things did business tycoons such as Rockefeller, Swift, Carnegie, and Singer depend on

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Fossil fuels and rapid long-distance communication

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What term in popular usage referred to any large corporation that seemed to wield excessive power

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“the trusts”

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26
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What did some states do to trusts

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Outlaw it

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27
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What was the first state that allowed the creation of holding companies

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New Jersey

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28
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By 1900, how many companies help 1/3 of the nations productive capacity

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100

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29
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What was the nations first billion dollar corporation?

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U.S. Steel

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Who created U.S. steel?

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J.P. Morgan

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Which essay of Carnegie’s argued that corporate titans attained their wealth through talent

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“The Gospel of Wealth”

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32
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What did Carnegie argue that wealth was

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A “public trust”

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What belief did Carnegie deem as essential to the success of the new industrial order

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Social Darwinism or “survival of the fittest”

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What do “robber barons” and “industrial statesmen” refer to

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early industrialists

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35
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Which companies were the first to set up research laboratories

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Bell Telephone and Westinghouse

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36
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What 2 things did corporate power depend on

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Production and mass consumption

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37
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Who pioneered the department store

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John Wanamaker

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38
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What does this quote refer to “Life will Cost You Less and Yield You More Than You Dreamed Possible”

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Department stores

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39
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What companies used money-back guarentees

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mail-order empires

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What does this quote refer to “Don’t be afraid to make a mistake”

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Mail-order companies and fear of quality

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What was the first magazine with a million subscribers

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Ladies Home Journal

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42
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What was the name for people in high level positions in corporations

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White collar workers

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43
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What was the name for employees who labored with their hands

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Blue collar employees

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44
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What were departments handling specific activities monitored by

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Middle managers

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45
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What became a “familiar sight on city streets and in remote country stores”

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Traveling salesmen

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46
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“Say to him, ‘Now, Mr. Blank, what color shall I make it?”

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Salesmen scripts

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Who believed that one must sell to customers based on their “instinct of escape and combat” and was taught at Harvard Business School

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Walter Dill Sott

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48
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What dead-end job did employers begin to assign to women

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secretarial work

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49
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What new industry game women many oppurtunities

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The telephone

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50
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What did many wage working jobs turn into, essentially

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Independent contractors

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51
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What does this quote refer to “had not been brought up under such a system of slavery”

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Dislike for a wage working or 9-5 job

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52
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Who were known as “pushers”

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foremen

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53
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What was the cause of workers losing much of the independent charecteristic of craft work

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Deskilling of labor

54
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What does this quote refer to: “cannot be a master of craft, but only a master of fragment”

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Separation of labor tasks/Deskilling of labor

55
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Who invented scientific management?

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Frederick W. Taylor

56
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What was scientific management?

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Hiring experts to develop rules for the shop floor

57
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T/F: Scientific management was a great success?

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False

58
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What were the three economic classes

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A wealthy elite, a self-defined “middle class”, and a class of struggling workers

59
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What caused the America’s higher death rates for dangerous jobs?

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Lack of regulation

60
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What were workers greatest priority, even more than their safety

A

Work

61
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What does this quote refer to “don’t blame married omen if the land of the free has become a land of slavery and oppression”

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Response to critics of women in the workplace

62
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Where was child labor more widespread

A

ex-confederacy

63
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How many children under the age of 17 worked outside the home

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1/5

64
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Who were at the bottom of the pay scale

A

African Americans

65
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How many black men worked in personal service

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1/3

66
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Between the civil war and WWI, how many immigrants entered the US

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25 million

67
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How many San Francisco and New York City residents had at least one parent who was foreign born

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75%

68
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What concept does this quote enrapture: “America was known to foreigners as the land where you’d get rich”

A

Immigrant’s American dream

69
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What does this quote refer to “How can a steerage passenger remember that he is a human being when he must pick the worms from his food?”

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Immigrant ships

70
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How many immigrants in this era returned to their home countries

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1/3

71
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What immigrants came to America to escape religious prosecution?

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Eastern European Jews

72
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What does this quote enrapture “a mere struggle for bread”

A

immigrant life in America

73
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When did the first Chinese immigrants arrive

A

the gold rush

74
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What does this quote refer to “we kept indoors after dark for fear of being shot in the back”

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Chinese immigrant’s fear of violence

75
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Who incited the burning of San Francisco’s China Town?

A

Dennis Kearny

76
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What happened at the 1885 Rock Springs massacre in Wyoming

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White miners burned down the local china town and murdered 28 Chinese men

77
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What law barred the importation of women for prostitution

A

The 1875 Page Act

78
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What did the 1875 Page act secretly do?

A

exclude Chinese women to join their husbands in the united states

79
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What law barred Chinese laborers from entering the united states

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Chinese exclusion act

80
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When was the Chinese exclusion act repealed

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1943, when US and Chinese fought together in WWII

81
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What was a result of cases brought up by Chinese and Japanese immigrants

A

all persons born in the US had citizenship rights

82
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What 3 groups did the U.S. attorney general rule in 1906 that were barred from citizenship

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Japanese, Koreans, and Chinese

83
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Who were America’s first “illegal immigrants”

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Chinese

84
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What was the name of the group of would-be immigrants that relied on Chinese residents, who falsely generated documents

A

paper sons

85
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What is this quote in reference to “that was a big chance for a lot of Chinese”

A

The San Francisco earthquake of 1906 that helped the cause of paper sons

86
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Which areas were underrepresented in the Senate and presidential electoral college: urban or rural

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urban

87
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What strategy did labor advocates adopt due to political criticisms of industrialization

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political alliances with sympathetic rural voters

88
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What is the name of the strike where thousands of railroad workers walked off the job due to steep wage cuts

A

Great Railroad Strike of 1877

89
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What event is this quote in reference to “The officers of the road were bound to break the spirit of the men and any or all organizations they belonged to”

A

Labor strikes

90
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How many people died in the 1877 Railroad strike and how much damage did it cause

A

50/$40 million

91
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What event is this in reference to: “It seemed as if the whole social and political structure was on the very brink of ruin”

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The great railroad strike of 1877

92
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What happened to many who participated in strikes

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fired, blacklisted, and put on “do not hire list”

93
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What organization was created to enforce order at home

A

National Guard

94
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What caused the creation of the National Guard

A

violent workers stirkes

95
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Who warned that Americans were to optimistic about railroad’s impact

A

Henry George

96
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What was Henry George’s solution

A

a “single tax” on landholdings

97
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T/F: Farmers were not exploited during industrialism

A

False

98
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What did farmers believe America should protect

A

Cotton and wheat

99
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What benefited from Republican financial policies

A

banks

100
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What was the most prominent rural protest group

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National Grange of the Patrons of Husbandry

101
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What platforms did Grange members run on?

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anticorporal

102
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What party protested the collapse of reconstruction and urged black man’s vote to be protected?

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Greenback-Labor Party

103
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What was the ideal, that the Greenback’s had, that dismissed middlemen, bankers, lawyers, and investors as idlers

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producerism

104
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What does this quote argue: “noble sons of labor who with bone, and brain, and fiber make the nations wealth”

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It was not the money0handlers or executives who contributed to the nations wealth

105
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What was the wave of economic regulatory actions in the midwest caused by greenback pressure called?

A

Granger laws

106
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What did granger laws primarily do

A

regulate

107
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What was the name of a secret society of garment makers in Philadelphia

A

Knights of Labor

108
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What did Knights of Labor believe

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ordinary people needed control over the enterprises in which they worked

109
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What did the Knights of labor propose transitioning American economy into

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cooperative commonwealth

110
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What is this quote in reference to: “aggressiveness of great capitalists and corporations”

A

Knights of Labor movement

111
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Who was the Knights of Labor’s leader

A

Terence Powderly

112
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Who was Leona Barry

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A women’s organizer for the Knights of Labor

113
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How many were a member of the Knights of Labor

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750,000

114
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What event signified the downfall of the Knights of Labor

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the meeting at Haymarket square, where a bomb was thrown, killing several police officers

115
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What rural movement was founded in Texas during the depression of the 1870s

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The Farmer’s alliance

116
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What group does this quote reference: “stand as a great conservative body against … the growing corruption of wealth and power”

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The farmer’s alliance

117
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what offered members cheap hail insurance and low prices on machinery and farm supplies

A

The Dakota Alliance

118
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What established a huge cooperative enterprise to market cotton and provide farmers with cheap loans

A

The Texas Alliance

119
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What economic system did the Texas Farmer’s Alliance propose

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a federal price-support system for farm products

120
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What political party was created after democrats denied the federal price-support system

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The Populist

121
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What law provided federal funding for agricultural research and education

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The Hatch Act

122
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What law re-instated states Authority to regulate railroads, and created the Interstate Commerce commission

A

The Interstate Commerce Act

123
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What did the Interstate Commerce commission do

A

investigate interstate shipping

124
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What continued under the ICC

A

secret “pooling”

125
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T/F: The Supreme Court was for the ICC

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False

126
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What groups sought a closed shop

A

trade unions

127
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What did trade unionists create?

A

the American Federation of Labor (AFL)

128
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Who led the trade unionists

A

Samuel Gompers

129
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What doctrine did Gompers make

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pure-and-simple unionism

130
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What was the aim of pure-and-simple unionists

A

direct collective bargaining with employers

131
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T/F: The AFL was not more welcoming to blacks and women in comparison to the Knights of Labor

A

True

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