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gilded age

TermDefinition
nativism term for anti-immigration feelings held by the Know Nothing party an other groups
Cornelius Vanderbilt He became one of the richest men in America by controlling the railroads and shipping industries
Promontory Point Point in Utah where the Transcontinental Railroad was completed
Alexander Graham Bell He invented the telephone
Who invented the first airplane? Wright Brother
Chinese Exclusion Act This act banned all immigrants from us
Homestead Act of 1862 This act gave out free land in the Midwest
Thomas Edison America's most famous inventor(lightbulb, phonogram, etc)
John D. Rockefeller He became the richest man in the world through his company Standard oil
Henry ford His mass-produced Model was the first affordable auto
Monopoly When one company dominates an entire industry
Angle lsland near San Francisco on which immigrants from Asia were processed
Tenements Cheap, unsafe apartment buildings
Melting pot Term for the blending of cultures in America
Andrew carnegie Scottish immigrants who founded the US Steel company
Ellis Island on which immigrants from Europe were processed
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