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time period
1865 (Reconstruction) - 1898 (Spanish-American War)
technological innovation
Transcontinental Railroad, lightbulb, transatlantic telegraph line
Developments in Native American Interactions
Dawes Severalty Act- attempt to promote assimilation, tribes were no longer legal entities or could own land, gave them land to settle even though many were nomadic
Battle of Little Bighorn- Crazy Horse and Sitting Bull decimate Custer’s soldiers
Development in AA Civil Rights Movement
Booker T. Washington (education to prove themselves) vs. WEB Du Bois (education to work for themselves)
Developments in Immigration
immigrants now coming from E & S Europe
Immigration Restriction League
Chinese Exclusion Act after railroad complete
Political Machines help immigrants
Hull House (settlement houses) helps Immigrants
Developments for Farmers
increased production → debt crisis
The Grange Movement- united farmers to meet their economic, social, and cultural needs
Labor Movement
Rise of uníos (ex: Knights of Labor)
Strikes
Haymarket Riot-labor rally in Chicago that resulted in violence and unions looking too radical
Pullman Strike- against Pullman railcar company but spread to railroad strike that disrupted nation)
Rise of Industrial Capitalism
consolidation of corporations into trusts and holding companies
Vanderbilt, Carnegie, JP Morgan, Rockefeller
Political Machines (Tammy Hall)
Middle Class
Political Developments
corruption- bribes and spoils system
Political Machines (Tammy Hall)
Pendleton Act- assigning federal jobs was taken out of the hands of politicians
Sherman Antitrust Act- first attempt to stop monopolies
Rise of Populism- people’s party
Omaha Platform- Bryan’s plan for power to the people (ex: referendums and direct elections of senators)