social studies gilded age test

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When one company controls all producing of a certain good ( example: Standard Oil )

Monopoly

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Forces companies to have the best quality products and the best prices

Competiton

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The second wealthiest American of all time

John D. Rockefeller

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An 1882 immigrant law banned what from China?

Laborers

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What was the largest workers strike in NYC history.

The uprising of 20,000

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What was Adam Smith’s greatest contribution to capitalism?

The wealth of nations

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What did capitalists label socialist members who they claimed wanted to disrupt society and overthrow the government.

Anarchist(s)

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Many historians view the wealthy industrialists of the gilded age as…

Captains of the industry

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The movement for women’s ________ resulted in the 19th Amendment, which gave women the constitutional right to vote in 1920.

Suffrage

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What kind of person believes private business should compete against one another to produce the best products and earn the highest profits?

A capitalist

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What is the guiding principle “united we stand, divided we fall” for?

Union/Strike

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What is a group of a bunch of companies working together to be a big company and all be controlled by the same leadership called.

A Trust

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Where did most immigrants come from?

Europe

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What were causes of nativism?

Immigrants brought disease and stole jobs

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What did J.P. Morgan work in?

Finance

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What did Andrew Carnegie work in?

Steel

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What did John D. Rockefeller work in?

Oil

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What did Cornelius Vanderbilt work in?

Shipping and Railroads

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What does gilded mean?

Covered in gold

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When was the Transcontinental Railroad Built?

1869

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What city did rich people live in?

New York

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How many immigrants arrived in the U.S. between 1880 and 1920?

Over 23 million