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2009 midterm rev

Valles US Hist

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Sitting Bull Souix leader who defeated Custer at the battle of the Little Bighorn
Massacare at Wounded Knee When Indians left the reservation to participate inthe Ghost Dance
Homestead Act Created to populate the west, settlers were given 160 acres of land if they farmed it for 5 yrs.
Barbed wire Invented by Joseph Glidden, helped to end the Open range
Dawes General Allotment Act Required reservation land be divided amongst Indian males, goal to make them into farmers
Trust Where a board controls a group of companies, TR attemped to "Bust Bad Trusts"
Gospel of Wealth The belief that the wealthy had a moral obligation to help the less fortunate
Andrew Carnegie Robber Baron/Capitan of industry who founded U.S. Steel
Social Darwinism The belief that applied Darwins theory, that the (wealthy) strong would succede while the weak (Poor) would be a burden
Haymarket Square Riot/Bombing When anarchist expolded a bomb killing 7 police, and the Knights of Labor were blamed damaging them
Transcontinental Railroad Linked the east and west by railway which helped people migrate west
Corporations companies that raised funds through the sale of stocks with limited liability
Thomas Edison The Wizzard of Menlo Park, invented the light bulb and first electrical power plant
Cornelius Vanderbilt Railroad tycoon, who became powerful throught the purchasing of railroad companies
Old / New Immigrants Old Immigrants came from mainly western Europe and were more welcomed. New Immigrants came from soutern, eastern, and central Europe and were less welcomed
Jane Addams Foubder of Hull House a settlement house that assisted immigrants in the cities
Samuel Gompers Founder of the American Federation of Labor, which seldom went against management
Social Gospel Belief that applied Christain priciples in assisting the poor
Yellow Journalism Sensational reporting to attract readers and to persuade. Played a role in the Spanish-American War
Ragtime New upbeat music based on African music, Scott Joplin was known as the "King of Ragtime."
Political machines ran by political bosses, they assiated immigrants in return for their votes
Wiliam Marcy Tweed Leader of the Tammany Hall which cheated the city of New York out of millions
Thomas Nast Political cartoonist that brought down the Tweed Ring abd also created the political mascot of the donkey and elephant
Gilded Age The late 19th century, a term coined by Mark Twain due to the corruption beneath an outer appearnce of prosperity
Populist begun in the west by the Grange movement, goals to regulate RR, Banks, a graduated tax sys, Free coinage, and direct electionof senators
Pendleton Civil Service Act Passed to eliminate the "Spoils Sys" required testing for certain Civil Service jobs
National Grange Began as a social group but turned political when farmers were being cheated by RR, banks and poor money circulation
William Jenngings Bryan Gave the famous "Cross of Gold" speech that promoted free silver
Interstate Commerce Act controlled Railroad rates and goods crossing state lines
Progressivism urban movement to assist the poor workers, corrupt governments, living standards of crowded cities
Muckrakers Journaist that exposed corrupt business and social problems
Traingle Shirtwaist Fire Made worse by locked doors, crowed unsafe working conditions, the deaths of the young women led to New York creating the strictest fire codes
Socialism Political idea that the government should own basic utility comapanies and companies that served all
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