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Industrial revolution
A period of rapid industrial growth, using machines and factories in the 1800s
gilded age
Time of great wealth for some poverty for others in the late 1800s
progressive era
reform movement to fix problems caused by industrialization and corruption
President Theodore Roosevelt
Progressive president who fought for reforms, trust, busting, and conservation
The Jungle and Upton Sinclair
The book expos on safe meat backing conditions leading to food safety laws
Muckrakers
journalist who expose corruption and social problems
Labor Unions
groups of workers fighting for better pay and working conditions
Monopolies
companies that completely control industry who limit competition
Tenements
crowded unsafe apartment buildings for poor city workers
Capitalism
an economic system where businesses are privately owned for profit
socialism/communism
Systems where the government or community controls production and wealth
Child Labor
overworking children and factories and mines during industrialization
19th amendment
Gave women suffrage in 1920
Immigration to America
movement of people to the US for jobs and better lives
Karl Marx
philosopher, who started ideas of communism and class struggle
Adam Smith
economist who supported capitalism and the free market
Industrial Revolution Inventions
growth of machines factories and new inventions
Assembly Line
factory method that speeds production by having workers do one task each
Cotton Gin
Machine that quickly separates cotton fibers from seeds
Urbanization
growth of cities as people move there for factory jobs
Federal
refers to the national government of the United States
Administration
The management or group of people running the government