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US Unit 3 Gilded

US History Unit 3

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Gilded Age describes the late 1800s - prosperity and underlying problems
What problem was a major challenge for farmers in the late 1800s falling crop prices
Populist Party had what major goal get help for farmers and laborers
What did the Populist Party believe the free coinage of silver would do Increase the money supply
Interstate Commerce Act of 1887 regulate railroad rates and prevent unfair practices
Who gave the "Gold Cross Speech" and was a figure for the Populist party William Jennings Bryan
Political machines were most influential in what areas big cities
Who was the notorious leader of Tammany Hall Boss Tweed
Where was Tammany Hall New York
What was Mark Twain view about the Gilded Age As a pursuit often marred by dishonesty and corruption.
What is goals of the Populist Party Advocacy for monetary reform and regulation of railroads
What organization was large and active working to address farmers' issues Farmers Alliance
What school was made to promote cultural assimiliation Carlisle Indian School
What was created to encourage settlement west of the Mississippi River Homestead Act (1862) and Pacific Railway Act (1862)
What demographic change resulted from the economic developments of the late 1800s an increase in the number of people living in urban areas
How did the Dawes Act of 1887 effect the Native Americans? Loss of Native owned land and removal of Native People
What was a consequence of the rapid growth of the cities in the late 1800's the decline of political machines in the Midwest
Why did some family immigrate to the United States religious persecution
Why did Industrialists like the immigrants from Southern and Eastern Europe The immigrants were willing to work for lower wages
How did many nativists feel about immigrants They feared that the immigrants might take their jobs for lower wages.
 



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