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History Test RVW

Progressive Era, Immigration, Industrialization

TermDefinition
Cornelius Vanderbilt Railroad RR Empire
Muckrakers exposed the evils of society during the Progressive Era
WEB DuBois believed African Americans should get higher education & fight for rights now
Recall Election A special election to remove someone from office
Referendum Putting an issue directly on the ballot so voters decide
Jacob Riis took pictures that exposed the difficulties of urban housing for mainly poor immigrants
Initiative The right of an individual voter to write up a proposal for a law by getting a petition and have his/her state legislature vote on it
Upton Sinclair His writing was a great influence in the government’s decision to pass the Meat Inspection Act & The Pure Food and Drug Act of 1906
John D. Rockefeller Was a captain of industry in the OIL business
Sherman Anti-Trust Act Law passed to make monopolies and trusts illegal in America
Federal Reserve Act Created to maintain economic stability through the creation of a national banking system and and an organization to regulate interest rates
Captain of Industry An industrial giant who was seen to the public as a leader in their field and a philanthropist who gave back to the community
Robber Baron Industrial giant who was seen in a negative way as being ruthless and crushed the competition using ruthless tactics
Chinese Exclusion Act Law prohibited a specific group of people from immigrating to the United States for many years
Nativism Refers to individuals who are anti-immigration and have negative viewpoints on those who are not "native born"
Urbanization The process by which a rural, less densely populated area becomes more dense and city-like
Monopoly Control over nearly all of the business of an industry is called
J.P. Morgan Made their fortune in the banking and finance business
Andrew Carnegie Known for his dominance of the Steel industry
Samuel Gompers Responsible for creating a labor union to fight for workers' conditions
Triangle Shirt Waste Factory Fire The large fire that broke out in a New York City factory led to changes in safety and building codes to improve conditions
19th Amendment Progressive era amendments protected Women's right to vote
17th Amendment This amendments gave power back to the people by allowing for the direct election of senators
16th Amendment Amendment that gave congress the power to tax people's income
18th Amendment Amendment that prohibited the manufacture, sale, and transport of alcohol
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