APUSH Period 6 - URP

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Flashcards about Period 6 review for US History. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UIxbHcLRSig

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What characterized the Gilded Age?

Rapid economic growth, industrialization, and corruption following the Civil War.

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How did Andrew Carnegie grow his steel business?

Through vertical integration, controlling every stage of steel production.

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How did John D. Rockefeller grow his Standard Oil Company?

Through horizontal integration, buying out his competitors.

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What are trusts?

A means of consolidating power, controlling markets, and monopolizing industries used by Robber Barons.

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What theory did Robber Barons use to justify their fortunes and low wages?

Social Darwinism, or economic survival of the fittest.

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What did Andrew Carnegie argue in "The Gospel of Wealth"?

That the wealthy had a responsibility to give back for the betterment of society.

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What government policies allowed industrial capitalists to thrive?

Laissez-faire government policies.

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Who was William "Boss" Tweed?

He ran Tammany Hall in New York, infamous for corrupt practices and exploitation of immigrants for votes.

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What act ended the spoils system?

The Pendleton Civil Service Act.

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What was the purpose of the Sherman Anti-Trust Act?

To limit the power of monopolies, although it was difficult to enforce.

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Who founded the Knights of Labor?

Terence Powderly.

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Who founded the American Federation of Labor?

Samuel Gompers.

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What reform movement encouraged Christians to address poverty and homelessness?

The Social Gospel movement.

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Who opened the Hull House in Chicago?

Jane Addams.

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Who was Jacob Riis?

A photojournalist who brought attention to the living conditions of the urban poor through his book "How the Other Half Lives."

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What act led to a rise in nativism?

The mass influx of new immigrants.

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What did Henry Grady advocate for?

That the South should diversify its economy and embrace industry, referring to this as the "New South."

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What Supreme Court case upheld segregation?

Plessy v. Ferguson.

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Who led anti-lynching campaigns?

Ida B. Wells.

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What did Booker T. Washington advocate for?

Economic independence and vocational education for African Americans.

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What negative effects did the rapidly expanding population and infrastructure in the West have on the Great Plains?

Buffalo populations were decimated, and violent conflicts with natives increased.

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Who wrote "A Century of Dishonor"?

Helen Jackson, to expose the poor treatment of Native Americans by the American government.

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What did the Dawes Severalty Act support?

Assimilation of Native Americans.

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What did the Populist Party's Omaha Platform support?

Bimetallism, the direct election of senators, a graduated income tax, and government ownership of railroads.

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Who gave the "Cross of Gold" speech?

William Jennings Bryan, supporting the coinage of silver.