+MUSH Industrialism, Immigration, and Urbanization

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Fitting into society
assimilation
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system where trade/industry is controlled privately
capitalism
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A company acting as a single entity
Corporation
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Coming to live in a foreign country
Immigration
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Leaving a country
Emigration
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the basic structure or features needed for society
Infrastructure
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Exclusive control of supply in one thing
Monopoly
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Trying to seperate natives from immigrants
Nativism
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Making an area more urban
urbanization
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one company does two tasks usually done by seperate companies
Vertical Integration
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Two similar businesses become one
Horizontal Integration
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An American industrial revolution following the invention of steel
What is the second industrial revolution?
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Many new inventions and factories and lots of immigration
What were the results of the Second Industrial revolution?
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steel, electricity, telegraph, typewriter, airplane, camera, railroad, car
What were the major inventions of the industrial age?
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Poverty, religious persecution, less jobs, famine, war, unstable government, disease
What were push factors for immigrants to leave their countries?
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More jobs, freedom, natural resources, good economy, fresh start
What were pull factors drawing immigrants towards the US?
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By steamboat, which was expensive, crowded, and dirty
How did immigrants travel?
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Angel Island and Ellis Island
What were the immigrant induction stations into the US?
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In small tenements
Where did immigrants live?
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That people born in the US were better, and wanted to keep immigrants out
What did nativists believe in?
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Places where immigrants could go to learn about the US and get help with many things.
What were settlement houses?
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They wanted better working conditions
Why did workers form unions and hold strikes?
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They could get in trouble or be denied jobs by joining one
How did labor unions affect workers?
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When rural workers moved to big cities
What was urbanization?
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Cities became crowded and overpopulated
What was the result of urbanization?
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He was the top dog in the steel industry
What was Andrew Carnegie famous for?
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He was president of the AFL, a big labor union at the time
What was Samuel Gompers famous for?
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By allowing industrial leaders to gain a lot of power
How did the government's "hands off" policies help promote industrialization?
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Having control over an industry
What are monopolies?
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more workers cause immigration and more factories
Why did industry grow so much in the late 1800s?
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buissness evolution you get it
What is social darwinism
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made lightbulb
thomas edison
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oil dude
john b rockefeller
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afl president
samuel gompers
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made settlement houses
jane adams
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steel guy
andrew carnegie
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the sir, called that bc bad conditions for workers
what is the gilded age?
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unsafe hot cramped dirty long tiring
What were the working conditions for factory workers?