The gilded age

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The knights of labor

1869, open to all workers, peaceful, preferred not to use strikes

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The American Federation of Labor (AFL)

1886, only skilled workers, supported strikes and boycotts

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Bread and Butter Issues:

shorter hours, higher wages, better working conditions

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Labor Union tactics:

Collective bargaining- workers negotiate as a group, strikes, boycotts

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Anti-labor union tactics

Yellow dog contract (promise not to join unions/ do strikes), black list, SCABS

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IWW

“Wobblies”, industrial workers of the world. Unskilled workers, socialists who supported violence and strikes

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strike of 1877 (great RR strike)

First major strike, RBH sends in federal troops, employers turned to gov for help. RR workers had paycuts, destruction, death, didnt get demands

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How many strikes in happend during the Gilded age?

24,000

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The pullman Strike

American Railway Union v Eugene debs, Pullman car palace, rent, mail, federal injunction. Was due to wage reductions, riots, mobs.

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The Haymarket Square Massacre

chicago 1886, anarchists convicted in bombing. wanted 8 hour work days, bombed town, protests, police shooting, fights, scabs

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Homestead Strike

1892, Carnegie v frick, tensins, barges of pinkerton guards, beckerman assassin, library at homestead. Wanted higher wages, murder, strikers blacklisted.

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Push v Pull factors

Push- reasons why immigrants would want to leave their home country

Pull- what attracts immigrants to the US

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Old Immigrants

desirables, from N and W, some education, (push- Irish+ potato famine, German+ religous and political persecution)

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Golden Door

New York, castle garden, ellis island

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New Immigrants

Undesirables, from S and E. escape overty and oppression (Italy, Russia)

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Luring Immigrants

American letters, Labor contracts( employer pays passage and deducts later)

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Immigrant Ghettos

Neighborhoods to ease pain of seperation

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Assimilation

The americanization of immigrants caused by resentment.

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Immigration Restriction League

Founded 1887 by 5 harvard Alumni, proposed literacy tests to screen immigrants

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Pacific coast

Chinese and Japanese, Angel island California, gold, railroads

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Anti chinese

Chinese exclusion act 1882, lasted until 1943

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What did the immigrants represent in the gilded age

scapegoats

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Philanthropist

A person who gives large donations to worthy causes

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Captain of Industry

Positive, helpful, ^ productivity, create jobs, expand market, perfect technology, and lower price of goods, work hard, deserve money, Philanthropy- museums, libraries, universities. EX- Rockefeller gave away dimes, millions of dollars, made university.

EX- Carnegie gave away money and made lots of libraries.

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Robber Baron

bad term, build fortune by stealing from public, takes advantage of workers, drain natural resources, pollute enviorment, dangerous and unhealthy work conditions, cut corners on quality, creates monopolies.

EX- Carnegie- homestead, higher hours lower wagesl forced other companies to shut down

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Gospel of Wealth

Promoted by Carnegie, Make all the money you can and then give it all away

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The prince of Steele

carnegie- a man who dies rich, dies disgraced

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Social Darwinism

Philosophy used to justify ruthless business actions, society and gov shouldnt interfer with pursuit of success, wealthy= most valuable group of society.

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Laissez faire

Hands off gov

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Carnegie Steele

Pittsburg 1899, buy companies that perform all phases of steele production, used vertical consalidation- mine>market

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Who coined the term Gilded Age

Mark Twain

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Ellis Island

opend 1892, named after Samuel Ellis, new york v New Jersey

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The Great Hall

12 million immigrants came through, 2% denied, immigrants traveld in steerage.

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anxious Arivals

Immigrants expected to have some money and asked 29 questions, but they got free food

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Medical Inspections,

trachoma, eye disease, most deported, stairs of seperation, 6 sec medical exam, chalk letters, babies born.

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Radicals deported

Ellis island eventually turned to a deportation centerl island of tears and heartbreak

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Melting pot vs Salad Bowl

Know nothing party ( WASP) opposing immigrants, IRL used literacy tests and banned all asians.

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Ellis island Purgatory

Hell- back to east Heaven- the US