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Chapter 20-21

APUSH

QuestionAnswer
Molly McGuires Irish-American coal miners that formed because of the bad conditons in working areas. They would attack people
American Federation of Labor Led by Samuel Gompers. Workers united to concentrate on issues such as higher wages, shorter hours, and betterworking conditons
Injunction worker couldnt interfere with employers business, used to quell strikes. Restriction on freedom
John D. Rockefeller founded Standard Oil, dominated oil industry
Pullman Strike strike against rail car companies that was lead by Eugene V. Debs
Bread and Butter Unionisnm wanted better wages and better conditions
National Labor Uion
Horizontal Intergration
Vertical Intergration
Haymarket Incident
John Peter Altgeld
J.P. Morgan
Knights of Labor
Gospel of Wealth
Samuel Gompers
cOXEY'S aRMY
Andrew Carnegie
International Workers of the World
Wobblies
New immigrants
Settlemetn House Movement
Pragmatism
William James
Progress and Poverty
Henry George
John Dewey
YMCA
Salvation Army
Fredrick Olmstead
Horatio Alger
WCTU
old immigrants
Social Gospel
Thomas Nast
Louis Sullivan
Social Darwinism
Cult of Domesticity
Edward Bellamy
Looking Backwards
Boss Tweed
Chinese Exculsion Act
Anti Saloon League
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